Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Hi, We entered the last 24 hours for the poll. Please fill it if you haven't already. https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 Cheers, Cedric
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Hi! ,Let's fix the deadline on Wednesday 4 September, 23:59 UTC. My plan is to try to hold the sprint on the campus of my university, which should give us good network connection and easy to reach location. It will be easier to negotiate a room soon if I know the date. Cheers, Cedric.
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Hey, On 27/08/19 2:17 pm, Georg Faerber wrote: > Dear team, all, > > On 19-08-11 17:27:16, Cédric Boutillier wrote: >> I maintain my proposition to hold a Ruby sprint in Paris. >> Do we plan to have a 5-day sprint as the last two times? I think it was >> a good format to have a lot of things done. >> >> If we aim for December or January, I can propose the following slots: >> (with a slight preference for the first two slots) >> - from December 16 until December 20 (2018) >> - from January 6 until January 10 (2019) >> - from January 13 until January 17 (2019) >> >> I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. >> >> https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 >> >> In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. I hope >> to welcome you soon in Paris! > I would like to fix the date for this, so what about picking the date in > one week from now on, to give a "last chance" to people who haven't > participated in the poll yet? Definitely! Perhaps have 7th September (Saturday) as the deadline? Though the dates are quite clear, already ;) After that, we could have the wiki set up and other things like mailing the DPL, et al? (though we have time for that :P) Best, Utkarsh signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Dear team, all, On 19-08-11 17:27:16, Cédric Boutillier wrote: > I maintain my proposition to hold a Ruby sprint in Paris. > Do we plan to have a 5-day sprint as the last two times? I think it was > a good format to have a lot of things done. > > If we aim for December or January, I can propose the following slots: > (with a slight preference for the first two slots) > - from December 16 until December 20 (2018) > - from January 6 until January 10 (2019) > - from January 13 until January 17 (2019) > > I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. > > https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 > > In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. I hope > to welcome you soon in Paris! I would like to fix the date for this, so what about picking the date in one week from now on, to give a "last chance" to people who haven't participated in the poll yet? Cheers, Georg
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Hi Cédric, all, On 19-08-11 17:27:16, Cédric Boutillier wrote: > I maintain my proposition to hold a Ruby sprint in Paris. Do we plan > to have a 5-day sprint as the last two times? I think it was a good > format to have a lot of things done. > > If we aim for December or January, I can propose the following slots: > (with a slight preference for the first two slots) > - from December 16 until December 20 (2018) > - from January 6 until January 10 (2019) > - from January 13 until January 17 (2019) > > I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. > > https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 > > In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. I hope > to welcome you soon in Paris! Thanks for this, I've added myself as well. December, January and February are normally "high life" periods at $work, but I'm positive that I'm able to join still. Cheers, Georg
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 10:38:59PM -0300, Lucas Kanashiro wrote: > Hi, > Em 12 de agosto de 2019 14:05:20 BRT, Antonio Terceiro > escreveu: > >On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 05:27:16PM +0200, Cédric Boutillier wrote: oups! :) that maybe explains why I'm told I'm late for a few things... > > > >> I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. > >> > >> https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 > >> > >> In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. > >> I hope to welcome you soon in Paris! > > > >All of those dates seem ok for me. > > > >But maybe we could try to do it in the week before FOSDEM, i.e. Jan > >27-31? > >https://fosdem.org/2020/ Oh! indeed! I added two new columns in the poll, for the week just before, and just after fosdem. That should be the preferred dates. Joining a larger debcamp could be nice, and I confirm that Brussels is only 1,5 hour away from Paris by train. So please vote again for these weeks, and in case of ties, the week before Fosdem will be chosen. Cheers, Cédric signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Hi, Em 12 de agosto de 2019 14:05:20 BRT, Antonio Terceiro escreveu: >On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 05:27:16PM +0200, Cédric Boutillier wrote: >> Dear team members, >> >> I maintain my proposition to hold a Ruby sprint in Paris. >> Do we plan to have a 5-day sprint as the last two times? I think it >was >> a good format to have a lot of things done. >> >> If we aim for December or January, I can propose the following slots: >> (with a slight preference for the first two slots) >> - from December 16 until December 20 (2018) >> - from January 6 until January 10 (2019) >> - from January 13 until January 17 (2019) > >off by one error in the years :) > >> I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. >> >> https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 >> >> In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. >> I hope to welcome you soon in Paris! > >All of those dates seem ok for me. > >But maybe we could try to do it in the week before FOSDEM, i.e. Jan >27-31? >https://fosdem.org/2020/ > >There are also talks about a minidebcamp durint that period: >http://layer-acht.org/thinking/blog/20190728-minidebcamp-fosdem/ > >According to Google Maps Paris-Brussels in only 1.5 by train so we >could >either join that for our sprint, or have the sprint in Paris regardless >and leave the option for those who can to also attend FOSDEM. +1 to take advantage of FOSDEM If possible. Thanks for offering yourself to organize this sprint Cedric :-) Cheers! -- Enviado de meu dispositivo Android com K-9 mail. Desculpe-me pela brevidade.
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 05:27:16PM +0200, Cédric Boutillier wrote: > Dear team members, > > I maintain my proposition to hold a Ruby sprint in Paris. > Do we plan to have a 5-day sprint as the last two times? I think it was > a good format to have a lot of things done. > > If we aim for December or January, I can propose the following slots: > (with a slight preference for the first two slots) > - from December 16 until December 20 (2018) > - from January 6 until January 10 (2019) > - from January 13 until January 17 (2019) off by one error in the years :) > I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. > > https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 > > In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. > I hope to welcome you soon in Paris! All of those dates seem ok for me. But maybe we could try to do it in the week before FOSDEM, i.e. Jan 27-31? https://fosdem.org/2020/ There are also talks about a minidebcamp durint that period: http://layer-acht.org/thinking/blog/20190728-minidebcamp-fosdem/ According to Google Maps Paris-Brussels in only 1.5 by train so we could either join that for our sprint, or have the sprint in Paris regardless and leave the option for those who can to also attend FOSDEM. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Hey, On 11/08/19 8:57 pm, Cédric Boutillier wrote: > Dear team members, > > I maintain my proposition to hold a Ruby sprint in Paris. > Do we plan to have a 5-day sprint as the last two times? I think it was > a good format to have a lot of things done. Oh yes, definitely! A 5-day sprint would be good! :D > If we aim for December or January, I can propose the following slots: > (with a slight preference for the first two slots) > - from December 16 until December 20 (2018) > - from January 6 until January 10 (2019) > - from January 13 until January 17 (2019) > > I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. > > https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 Voted, looking forward for others to look into it as well. > In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. > I hope to welcome you soon in Paris! Yay! I shall create a wiki soon :D Best, Utkarsh signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Dear team members, I maintain my proposition to hold a Ruby sprint in Paris. Do we plan to have a 5-day sprint as the last two times? I think it was a good format to have a lot of things done. If we aim for December or January, I can propose the following slots: (with a slight preference for the first two slots) - from December 16 until December 20 (2018) - from January 6 until January 10 (2019) - from January 13 until January 17 (2019) I opened a poll with these two dates. Feel free to add new slots. https://framadate.org/debian-ruby-sprint-2018-2019 In the mean time, I will try to find a venue for the sprint. I hope to welcome you soon in Paris! Cheers, Cédric signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Ruby team sprint(s)
Hi, On 7/29/19 1:58 AM, Utkarsh Gupta wrote: > Hey, > > This is in reference to the last mail[1] and the discussion(s) we had in > the BoF on 23rd. > > Clearly enough, we've got a lot of things to do and sprints are the best > way to get a lot of things done! > So we are planning to host a Ruby sprint as soon as Ruby 2.7 is > available (either as RC or stable). Probably that's going to happen in > December. > So maybe a good idea to have a sprint would be in December or in > January, as soon as 2.7 version is uploaded to experimental. Thanks for following up this discussion Utkarsh. And as discussed during the BoF, specially for the interpreter transition a sprint would help us to get things done/fixed. But I think we should organize a sprint for the next year, we do not need to rush. > Cedric (CCing him) proposed to host it in Paris (being central for all); > if anyone has a problem with that, let us know? > Perhaps we should start planning it already; need approval(s) after the > date and venue is finalized. Let's see whether Cedric's proposal is still valid :) Cheers! -- Lucas Kanashiro signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
