Attending:
- Eric Steele - Release Management
- Maurits van Rees - Release Management
- Rikupekka Oksanen - Marketing
- Philip Bauer - Training
- Katja Süss - Documentation
- Steve Piercy - Documentation
- Jens Klein - Installers
- Érico Andrei - Installers
- Peter Holzer
Notes:
- Backend: mostly cleanup happening now
- Training
- No updates, work to do.
- Installers
- Will be working on it during Beethoven Sprint
- Tool to bootstrap a new Plone project
- Documentation about Docker images
- Move it from the repos to 6.dev-docs.plone.org
- Github Action “Setup Plone” new version can be used to test addons, using Docker to speed it up.
- Github Action to replace code-analysis
- Need help
- Will be working on it during Beethoven Sprint
- Marketing
- WPD
- April 27th
- Still looking for more talks, please talk to us and we’re happy to help
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Plone.org
- Next sprint will be late May, 19-20
- Can we get better content for the demo sites? Simple content doesn’t showcase Plone very well.
- What about the Volto Storybook? Compelling for devs.
- Links between nightly/stable sites
- Links between Classic/Volto sites.
- WPD
- Documentation
- Katja is amazing, thank you!
- Working to get doctests working again in plone.api.
- Updates to manuel, but working on moving to sybil instead. PR for manuel: New release with MyST markdown extension · Issue #24 · benji-york/manuel · GitHub
- Plone.api docs now included in main documentation
- Next steps: conversion of plone.restapi docs from restructured text to MyST
- Need help with writing/updating docs for:
- Installation docs
- Backend docs
- Classic UI docs
- Need to standardize installation instructions. Lacking clarity at the moment because of multiple installation paths. Also makes maintenance of installation docs difficult with instructions spread across multiple sources.
- Release
- Alpha 4 is out
- Hoping for first beta late April/early May
- Work towards Python 3.10 support continuing, can be introduced post-alpha.