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TSC Meeting (10 Jan 2023) - Python3 + OS versions support burden #115
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Attendees@cognifloyd, @amanda11, @nzlosh, @rush-skills, @winem, @armab, @nzlosh, @dalesmith, @mamercad, @arms11 Meeting MinutesStackStorm at DigitalOcean
Scheduling of TSC meetingsEvery year we have at least 2+ points of confusion with the meeting schedule being a
Python3 version support matrix burdenDuring the past releases the python version vs OS version matrix was a burden for the team when different OS ship specific versions of python we need to support and package a dedicated st2 deb/rpm for it.
ConclusionMany interesting technical discussions, DO ST2 adoption and usage, TSC Meeting schedule decision (move +1 week), Python3 support burden to simplify with pants wheels, tentatively target in st2 |
January 2023 @StackStorm/tsc
1 hour
planned meeting:Tuesday, 10 January 2022, 09:30 AM US Pacific
.Meeting Agenda
Scheduling of TSC meetings
1st Tuesday of the month
->2nd Tuesday of the month
Python3 version support matrix burden
The python 3 version matrix and how it relates to OS flavors we support when every OS ships with its own py3 version dictates where the st2 could be installed and tested (via https://github.com/StackStorm/st2ci/tree/master/rules). A big part of every release is that we need to plan for the upcoming OS/python3 matrix changes and it became a nightmare and a big support burden for the @StackStorm/tsc team.
pants
packaging can help with the python version burden?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: