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Invite TSC members in the Google Calendar event for meetings #1133
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I'm really +1 to this |
That would definitely be helpful! +1 |
+1. I've been duplicating and it's a bit of a hassle keeping up, e.g. when meetings are canceled. |
+1. This would be good. |
Let's try the third option and see if that works? @mhdawson What do you think? (I think you're the one that sets up those calendar events?) |
@Trott anybody with calendar access can setup/modify the calendar entries. I'm willing to try 3 but I can't understand how that would work. I will add [email protected] as I think that is the mailing list that is active so we can see what happens. I think 2 is likely the most practical. We create/move/change the invites (there are now 3 or 4) enough that inviting people individually would be a hassle. |
From what I see so far from having added [email protected] as an invitee, we would need to create a calendar for [email protected] and then people would have to add that calendar to their set which I don't think solves the issue. @Trott I see you are already a calendar maintainer and could experiment with option 2). @mmarchini I'm also happy to add you as a calendar maintainer if you want to experiment as well. |
Info on becoming a calendar maintainer if anybody want to be added - https://github.com/nodejs/admin#nodejs-project-calendar |
@BethGriggs mentioned she got the calendar invite ok. Maybe what I see is just because I'm the creator of the invite and it will work for everybody else? Let me know. If adding [email protected] works that would be great. |
I received an invite, not sure if it'll be kept in sync with the our main one though. I'm happy to be added as a calendar maintainer and do some experimentation |
@mmarchini can you PR yourself into the calendar maintainer list as per https://github.com/nodejs/admin#nodejs-project-calendar and then I'll add you |
@mhdawson PR opened to add me as calendar maintainer: nodejs/admin#653 |
I see some folks have accepted/declined the invite to the 4am-5am pacific meeting, I think if we send the invite to tsc@ we receive an email, and if we accept/decline the invite on that email it'll go to our calendar, but otherwise it wont. I'm going to try creating a Google Group, if folks don't mind I can add everyone to it, otherwise I would like a couple volunteers to ensure that inviting the Google Group to the event will also add it to our calendars. |
@mmarchini The invite seems to work, thanks! The calendar event includes a link to a Google Meet meeting, can we change that to link to the Zoom meeting instead? |
The invites worked for me as well. |
Yes, we can change to the Zoom link instead. |
I think this is working well right now, removing the tsc-agenda label. |
Made some progress on this today:
I also opeend a PR to include Google Group in our onboarding doc. |
Can you add me through my work mail? [email protected]? |
Seems like this can be closed at this point? If I'm wrong, please re-open! Thanks. |
In the TSC meeting events that are added to the Node.js calendar, it would be nice if members were added as guests, that way the meetings will show in our professional/personal (whichever folks want to use) calendars without us having to duplicate the event ourselves.
There are three ways I could see this being done:
There might also be possible to automate something based on the list in https://github.com/nodejs/email, but I think if we can avoid yet another custom automation that would be better.
Thoughts?
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