2010

Wednesday November 17, 2010, Will Kahn-Greene | share this (mastodon)

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Miro 3.5.1 status (roadmap)

still working on it

Miro 4.0 status (roadmap)

Paul landed the beginnings of device syncing in master
working on audio file metadata retrieval, storage, and ui
working on extension framework
switching testing from eggplant to sikuli

Will:

Worked on 3.5.1 stuff.
Still working on ffmpeg compliance stuff. I broke conversions in OSX, so I'm working on figuring that out and updating conversions from the matrix
We should bump the "application configuration" error up to a p1.
Miro is waiting on MVC builds for Windows from Adam, too.

Paul:

Merged syncing branch into master. It's the awesome.
Then fixed a bunch of things. See Paul's post and help us support other devices: http://pculture.org/devblogs/paul/2010/11/14/how-to-get-syncing-support-for-your-favorite-device/

Kaz:

Added code to update the database to have metadata information.
Fixed the code to use mutagen instead of moviedata for audio files which is awesome. 5x faster.
Got tag-flattening working.

Geoff:

Working on streaming Miro stuff to an iPad.
Working on fixes for Miro 4.

Asheesh:

Worked on Miro Community 1.2 and fixing issues for Duke.

Janet:

Replaced her dead computer--it's now up and running.
Regression testing for 3.5.1.
eggplant license is about to expire--switching to sikuli

Ben:

Working on shepherding 3.5.1 and fixing bugz.

Order of business:

We talked about git workflow for R&D branches.
Talked about remaining 3.5.1 issues, who's working on what, and how soon we can get this release out.
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Bugzilla stats for Miro:

27 bugs/feature-requests created
2 bugs marked WORKSFORME
4 bugs marked INVALID
5 bugs marked DUPLICATE
13 bugs marked FIXED
4 bugs marked INCOMPLETE

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