Meetings/PythonOpenStackSDK
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Weekly Python-OpenStackSDK Team Meeting
If you're interested in the PythonOpenStackSDK, we will be holding public meetings weekly to discuss its ongoing development. Please feel free to add items to the agenda below with your IRC nickname and we'll cover them. The meeting will last 1 hour.
Meetings
- Meeting Time: Weekly, Tuesday at 19:00 UTC
- IRC channel:
#openstack-meeting-3 - MeetBot Manual http://meetbot.debian.net/Manual.html
Agenda
- #startmeeting python-openstacksdk
- Roll Call
- #topic Proposal: moratorium on new services/resources being added until after 1.0
- In order to be able to release, we're going to need to put a halt to adding support for new operations while we catch up on functional tests, documentation, and the other larger initiatives we need to complete.
- #topic second meeting
- Qiming and the rest of the Senlin team is interested in coming to our meetings, but they're between 11-13 hours difference. I caught their Senlin team meeting from 0800-0900 US/Central time.
- As the project grows, we're going to need to reach more people anyway, so we're going to have to have two meetings at some point - not everyone can or has to make both meetings, but we'll just need to make sure everyone is aware of what's going on, and that decisions are appropriately handled inside and outside of meetings due to the increasingly distributed nature of the contributors.
- #topic find
- There are a lot of open bugs regarding find. Let's see if we can nail down a path forward for find.
- #topic reauth on token timeout
- Does the SDK automatically reauth on token timeout? If not, this will be essential for 1.0. If we don't have it, the SDK can't be used in long lived processes (e.g. web apps, daemons, etc.). These are essential use cases.
- #topic registering error handlers
- Related to reauth. Is it possible to register an error handler in the SDK? The best way to handle reauth is to register an error handler for 401s and let it automatically handle the reauth for users. If we can register an error handler for that, might as well open up the capability to users.
