Re: Project Details

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On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 5:07 PM Leigh Griffin <lgriffin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey everyone,

I am trying to get a handle on the number of projects that we are actively working on for any given day of the week. Could I ask everybody to reply here with some information. At a minimum if you could share with me:


I'm not a Red Hatter, but it's probably useful for other people to know what I'm doing...

 
- Project you are actively working regularly on


The main thing I'm working on is porting infrastructure software to Python 3 and/or DNF, or pushing forward other efforts to do so.

I also develop/maintain several projects:
 
- Link to the Landing Page / Tracker / Source / Docs / anything relevant really that might help me get a handle on the project


I don't have a specific "page" about the porting stuff, but I'm currently tracking and reviewing the following efforts:
- Got a roadmap link? Or backlog link?


Sorry, most of my stuff is ad-hoc, given that I'm doing all of this in my free time. Help would be appreciated, though. 😊

If can get to it, I'm planning on working a bit on the following efforts:
  • Porting FedoraReview to Python 3
  • Porting Spacewalk to DNF and Python 3
  • Porting Cobbler to DNF and Python 3 
- Any upcoming release plans that you are aware of / have committed to?


In no particular order:
  • Fedora 30 release
  • Mageia 7 release
  • openSUSE Leap 15.1 release
  • RHEL 8 release
 
- Anything else you think is worth sharing by all means include it


If I can manage to squeeze it in somehow, I want to try to address the issue of module repository metadata being YAML instead of XML. This is a major problem for third-party consumers of RPM repodata when trying to parse the various extensions of rpm-md repodata.


Without fixing this, I'm basically stuck in terms of being able to support some way of parsing modules properly, if we're going to be stuck with this approach for modularity.
 
I want to try and get a picture of the landscape and to take all of that into account when we start looking at the upcoming priorities for the Red Hat team. I want to try paint a bigger picture of our current responsibilities and commitments to help us inform what our future commitments look like.

I intend to transpose this *somewhere* in due course, the Wiki might be a good starting point but for now I'm happy to take the details within this thread and I can follow up with another conversation as the information flows in.

I don't know how much bigger you want to go here... And I don't know if there's much care by anyone about the stuff I'm looking at now...



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