* Cédric Boutillier <bou...@debian.org> [160708 13:33]: > Will there be minutes or a summary made public for > this event?
Unfortunately there was no note keeping (I think). The following is what I can remember: For the most part, there was a short demo of the scripts the perl and ruby groups use; for building, pkg-ruby has Antonio's build-and-upload, pkg-perl has a script which I only remember as "b". (gregoa, can you explain?) I've noted that pkg-ruby's "new-upstream" script could be replaced by a git-buildpackage hook; pkg-perl has a larger wrapper script (as "dpt import-orig") that does a few things more. A short demo of "cme fix dpkg*" was given, as well as what "dh-make-ruby -w" and "dh-make-perl refresh" do. David Bremner noted that he forked dh-make-perl for emacs/elpa. In general, pkg-perl has scripts under the "dpt" umbrella; while this is also shipped as a package, the scripts are runnable from git itself, and uploading those changes may lag a bit. It was noted that while our scripts are partially tied to each group, usually there's nothing inherently group specific, and the scripts should be sharable if they'd were made configurable. It was also noted that most scripts in "dpt" are not even perl scripts, so everybody should be able to work on that. A short discussion about "information tools" happened, where we discussed usage of PET, Tracker, DDPO, vcswatch. Raphaël Hertzog noted he wants PET data to be in Tracker; Gregor Herrmann noted that the important part of PET is it's "real time" data updates (VCS pushes cause an update of PET), and the current vcswatch integration on DDPO lags by at least a day, making it not that nice to use. I think that's it; if I forgot something, please point it out! -- ,''`. Christian Hofstaedtler <z...@debian.org> : :' : Debian Developer `. `' 7D1A CFFA D9E0 806C 9C4C D392 5C13 D6DB 9305 2E03 `-