Hydra Tech Call 2014-12-17
Date: 2014-12-17
Time: 8:30am PDT / 11:30am EDT
Call-In Info: 1-530-881-1400, access code 651025
Moderator: Carolyn Cole (Penn State)
Notetaker: Glen Horton (Cincinnati)
Attendees:
Peter Binkley et al: (Alberta)
David Chandek-Stark (Duke)
Jim Coble (Duke)
Aaron Coburn - Amherst
Carolyn Cole (Penn)
Esme Cowles (UCSD)
Justin Coyne (DCE)
Cory Harper (NYU)
Glen Horton (Cincinnati)
Michael Klein (Northwestern)
Steven Ng (Temple)
Trey Terrell (Oregon State)
Adam Wead (Penn)
Colin (Va Tech)
Agenda:
Call for Agenda Items
Sprint update from Penn State (Adam and Carolyn)
They have sprinted for the last two weeks. Goal was to get Sufia completed under fedora 4. Beta release is out now.
They also got ScholarSphere running under Fedora 4 with all tests passing. It went surprisingly smoothly.
The work was done in conjunction with DCE.
They also released a new Fedora 3 version of Sufia.
Gem releases (Adam)
current gem releases
rdf-vocab (labs) (David C-S)
The gem is at the point where it’s ready for people to try in development. If you are using RDF vocabs, take a look at it.
David C-S plans to use it as a resource in datastreams.
Justin Coyne suggests putting in a PR against ActiveFedora or this.
active-fedora 9.0.0.beta7
New beta is out. Give it a try
sufia 4.3.1, 5.0.0.beta1, 6.0.0.beta1
New Sufia 4.3.1 (Fedora 3)
Sufia 5.0.0.beta1 (fedora 3)
Sufia 6.0.0.beta1 (fedora 4)
hydra-head 8.0.0.beta1, 9.0.0.beta1, hydra-collections 3.0.0.beta3, 4.0.0.beta3, hydra-derivatives 1.0.0.beta1
All beta gems that have be tagged with Fedora 4 support
hydra-jetty 7.2.0rc1, 8.1.1 Note: versioned, but not a gem
7.2.0rc 1 (Fedora 3)
8.1.1 (fedora 4)
All have solr 4.10
Adam Wead will create a chart on Duraspace that clearly shows the different Fedora 3 and Fedora 4 compatible gems.
as-yet untagged or unreleased gems
ActiveFedora 8.0.0 (David C-S)
Group agrees it should be released.
Justin Coyne suggested adding rdf-vocab dependency first.
GitHub org rights - process? (David C-S)
David C-S asked if anyone with owner rights on the Hydra GitHub is allowed to make other users owners. Consensus is yes as long as that person has an iCLA and is listed on the Duraspace wiki page as having an iCLA.
Carolyn Cole will update the wiki page to make this process clearer.
Next Call
January 7th, 2015
Moderator: Jim Coble
Notetaker: Adam Wead