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[wtp-pmc] agenda for June 21st, 2005 call

Agenda:

  • Update on ecosystem, messaging, and help status (Lawrence)
  • Update from Architecture group (David)
  • 0.7 release rampdown status (bug report sent under separate cover)
  • Finalize rampdown process (see below)
  • Susan Yeshin conditional committer confirmation
  • Approve use of Bugzilla for tracking action items arising from PMC calls and/or dev status telecons
  • Open mic

 

 

 

General Post M5 Process:

  • All (provisional) API changes require project lead approval
  • All changes require associated Bugzilla entry
  • PMC will review defect convergence on a weekly basis (daily as needed during final RC candidate production)

 

Prior to initial RC:

  • All P1 bugs addressed, all P2 bugs reviewed for fix need prior to RC cut

 

Week of July 3:

  • RC1 produced
  • Any defect can be addressed
  • Component lead must code review and approve all fixes (enter into Bugzilla record and checkin notes)

 

Week of July 10:

  • RC2 produced
  • P1/2 only can be addressed
  • All checkins must have Bugzilla entry
  • Component lead must code review and approve

 

Week of July 17:

  • RC3 produced, if needed
  • P1 only can be addressed
  • Project lead (or designate) must approve; component lead must code review (enter both names into Bugzilla record and checkin notes)
  • All changes communicated to wtp-dev mailing list

 

Week of July 24:

  • Intent is to verify only; RC’s produced as needed, and will likely move ship date out
  • P1 only can be addressed in additional RC's
  • PMC approval required for any changes (plus protocol from previous week)
  • All changes communicated to wtp-dev mailing list and newsgroup

 

Final review:

  • No P1’s admitted (i.e., no ship-killer defects known)
  • All automated tests passing on final RC
  • All shipping platforms have been tested
  • All component leads sign off on individual components
  • PMC votes to release

 

 


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