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Committers Call 2014-09-15
Moderator: Glen Horton (UC)
Notetaker: Thomas Scherz (UC)
Attendees:
Jeremy Friesen (Notre Dame)
Justin Coyne (DCE)
Lakeshia Robinson (YALE)
Jim Coble (Duke)
David Chandek-Stark (Duke)
Adam Wead (Penn State)
Michael Klein - (Northwestern)
Edgar Garcia - (Northwestern)
Carolyn Cole - (Penn State)
Joe Atzberger - (Stanford)
Agenda:
Call for Agenda Items
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Review https://github.com/projecthydra/rubydora/pull/89 - Adds streaming support for external data streams
David: No one felt comfortable with Rubydora for merging this.
David: Stream method in Rubydora didn't take into account external datastreams. When calculating lengths it doesn't just use ds size.
David: Hydra's download behavior uses this stream.
Glen: Is anyone able to test it?
Justin: If it works for the coder and it cannot be tested due to lack of environments, then it should be merged.
Jeremy: Supports merging.
Adam: Support merging
Justin: Happy to merge after style revision.
Are folks ok with updating the headers on the project hydra organizations on github to give a little more context about the various repos? Straw dog text below:
Core: https://github.com/projecthydra
Officially supported and maintained Hydra gems and applications for Digital Repository managementLabs: https://github.com/projecthydra-labs
Experiments, Works-in-progress, and Beta versions of gems and applications. In addition, many of these gems are
completely suitable for use in production, but are awaiting wide-spread adoption before promotion to our core repository.Deprecations: https://github.com/projecthydra-deprecated
Older gems, applications, and experiments that we no longer recommend deploying in production but that may be useful for
sample code, reference, or inspiration.Glen: Does anyone have any comments on descriptions?
Justin: Looks good. Description must be at a max of 140 characters. Will handle deprecation.
Jeremy: Will edit the labs page.
Glen: Link to core page from labs page. Adam: Link is there.
Reminder: don't use Spring in production.
User was having problem deploying in Production and ran into a problem with rails console.
Justin: Noticed that gem Spring was causing problem. Rails patches welcome.
Justin: Agree to not use Spring.
Next call: September 22
Moderator: Justin Coyne
Notetaker: Jeremy Friesen