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Bixby Upgrade for Rubocop
Chris is continuing from the last release, rubocop 1.x upgrade
This will maintain bixby as much as possible, and this will be the easiest path forward for the Gem
Hyrax was run against this, and there were 86 offenses
There was a second PR for corrections which weren’t autocorrectable
Request for feedback
There are modifications for the bixby configuration
These can be ported into a bixby PR
Most of the changes are autocorrectable
Feedback on the Call:
Some did not mind continuing to use bixby for now
Do we want a Working Group for further decisions regarding style guidelines and standards?
This is definitely desirable once rubocop 1.x is supported
Best Practices
Chris will push the changes from Hyrax into the bixby PR
BE gem work
questions about how BE is being used in community - cloud vs file system
survey shows that there is use of forked adaptors, Amazon S3, and IU has Google Drive interest (Julie: this is moving to OneDrive, or at least away from Google)
Thomas would like to join group, use BE 1.0 with Box, Dropbox, Google, and localhost - aspiring to OneDrive
BE great for large file ingest (towards TB sized)
came up from pledged hours (1 week’s worth) for BE work
There are many issues with reconciliation for the browse-everything
Organizations are going to need to continue using various branches, and forks of various branches
Science History Institute aims to address Rails 7.0 support
JavaScript support for sprockets, and, ideally, support for Webpack, Import Maps, and other Rails 7 solutions
There is not enough time for contributing a refactoring of the JavaScript, but this is desirable (preferably dropping jQuery)
Science History Institute needs review for PRs
James can commit to this
ActiveFedora and RDF
Release of RDF which broke some internals