Dev call 2/10/2010 minutes

Note: This is an old post in a blog with a lot of posts. The world has changed, technologies have changed, and I've changed. It's likely this is out of date and not representative. Let me know if you think this is something that needs updating.

minutes

Miro 3.0 status (roadmap) (was Miro 2.6)

  • we released a 3.0 rc1 and it's looking really good

  • we're planning to do an rc2, get wider testing, and possibly do a release next week

Miro Community 1.0 status (roadmap)

  • we're working on 1.0 now--probably a 4-6 week dev cycle

Paul:

  • fixed a couple of bugs with comments

  • fixed some other bugs with RSS feeds

  • fixed the disk space problem on Monday

  • working on moving thumbnails to S3

Janet:

  • we did the Miro 3.0 rc1 release on thursday

  • did regression testing on Windows

  • blogged release on Miro Testing site and sent an email to the mailing list

  • we've had around 100 downloads of rc1

  • we're ready for blogging it on the main blog

  • excited about 3.0--things are really coming together

Will:

  • busy week

  • did bugzilla housekeeping

  • wants to upgrade bugzilla to the latest version

  • did some basic Miro extensions work

Old wiki page about extensions: https://develop.participatoryculture.org/trac/democracy/wiki/extensionsystem. There is also an old (obsolete) section in the journey about extensions: https://develop.participatoryculture.org/trac/democracy/wiki/thejourney.

Luc:

  • fixed some minor issues in master

  • working on fixing the downloader daemon shutdown slowness

  • +1 on doing an rc2

  • thinking about playback-during-download for a future release

  • wants to get unit tests working on OSX

Ben:

  • checked in some more changes into master that should go out with 3.0 and suggests we do another RC.

  • still working on vlc-related fixes

bugzilla

  • 17 bugs/feature-requests created

  • 2 bugs marked DUPLICATE

  • 10 bugs marked FIXED

  • 1 bugs marked INVALID

  • 1 bugs marked INCOMPLETE

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