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Add TSC meeting notes for 06-22-2020 (AcademySoftwareFoundation#1041)
* Add TSC meeting notes for 06-22-2020 Signed-off-by: Michael Dolan <[email protected]> * Fix typo Signed-off-by: Michael Dolan <[email protected]>
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| <!-- SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-4.0 --> | ||
| <!-- Copyright Contributors to the OpenColorIO Project. --> | ||
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| June 22, 2020 | ||
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| Host: Michael Dolan | ||
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| Rotating Secretary: Michael Dolan | ||
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| Attendees: | ||
| * [X] Mark Boorer (_TSC_) - Industrial Light & Magic | ||
| * [X] Mei Chu (_TSC_) - Sony Pictures Imageworks | ||
| * [ ] Sean Cooper (_TSC ACES TAC Rep_) - DNEG | ||
| * [X] Michael Dolan (_TSC Chair_) - Epic Games | ||
| * [X] Patrick Hodoul (_TSC_) - Autodesk | ||
| * [ ] John Mertic - Academy Software Foundation / Linux Foundation | ||
| * [X] Carol Payne (_TSC_) - Netflix | ||
| * [ ] Mark Titchener (_TSC_) - Foundry | ||
| * [ ] Carl Rand (_TSC_) - Weta Digital | ||
| * [X] Doug Walker (_TSC Chief Architect_) - Autodesk | ||
| * [X] Kevin Wheatley (_TSC_) - Framestore | ||
| * [X] Troy Sobotka | ||
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| # **OCIO TSC Meeting Notes** | ||
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| * GPU CI investigations: | ||
| - Infrastructure is in place for GPU CI on AWS. Credentials are for | ||
| organization-wide use so all projects can benefit. | ||
| - **TODO**: Michael will work with LF releng and JF Panisset on | ||
| implementation starting this week. | ||
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| * SIGGRAPH BoF: | ||
| - 30 minutes this year and virtual. With summer vacations coming up we | ||
| should have a plan in place. | ||
| - Doug: We may want to schedule a longer event to go into more detail, | ||
| could be after SIGGRAPH. Not sure if people will want to sit through full | ||
| week of online meetings. Could do 30 minute overview, and longer | ||
| "intro to v2" session after SIGGRAPH. | ||
| - Mark: Could use SIGGRAPH time to do presentation, but spin up Zoom | ||
| meeting to chat about it afterwords for an hour or two. | ||
| - Carol: Emily mentioned possibly doing Open Source Day as a separate thing | ||
| from SIGGRAPH. | ||
| - Doug: BoFs are separate from SIGGRAPH and free to all. Don't know exact | ||
| date yet, but thought it was positioned relative to the original SIGGRAPH | ||
| date. | ||
| - **TODO**: Double check with Emily whether ASWF Open Source Day will be | ||
| part of SIGGRAPH or separate, and if date is known. | ||
| - Michael: We had discussed with Emily the idea of creating some OCIO | ||
| videos. Perhaps this could intersect? | ||
| - Doug: Those videos may have been more for promotional purposes than | ||
| education. 5 minute videos. Educational video will need to be longer. | ||
| - Kevin: Is the scarce resource our time or that of people joining? People | ||
| can watch videos when they want, so the BoF room time could be used for | ||
| discussion. Usually the BoF is half presentation and half discussion. | ||
| - Michael: If we go that route, we'll need to make sure we communicate | ||
| to the community where to find the video ahead of time. | ||
| - Kevin: Could do offline presentation a week in advance, which would | ||
| result in less schedule conflicts. | ||
| - **TODO**: Determine BoF/in-depth presentation plan once more information | ||
| on Open Source Day is available. | ||
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| * Pull requests: | ||
| - Patrick: Some old PRs. Are any blockers? Bernard's review is important, | ||
| but there have been open CMake and Python PRs for a while. | ||
| - Michael: I can now address feedback on CMake PR, but can't merge until | ||
| Sean has CCLA in system. This raises the point that with many initiatives | ||
| ramping up and more contributors, getting CCLAs signed will be important. | ||
| If you haven't started the process yet, it can take some time, so | ||
| recommend starting soon. | ||
| - Doug: In EasyCLA instructions, says CLA manager at company should approve | ||
| all projects, which simplifies the process for companies already | ||
| contributing to another ASWF project. The CLA manager can add a company | ||
| email domain so that anyone with a company email address can be approved. | ||
| - Mei: For Python unit test PRs, I am responding to PR comments. Working on | ||
| completing tests for transforms first. | ||
| - Michael: Feel free to open GH issues for unit tests that have not been | ||
| completed. Others can then help and we can track the overall initiative. | ||
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| * New work on EGL support (#1039): | ||
| - Doug: New contributor doing work on EGL. Anyone have experience? | ||
| - Patrick: Window-system agnostic graphics APIs. On paper it's a good way | ||
| to improve GPU unit tests. | ||
| - Doug: JF proposed this originally as way to avoid Nvidia GRID licenses | ||
| for GPU tests. | ||
| - Patrick: It's mostly for headless machines. WIll require a lot of testing | ||
| but huge benefit to project. |