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List:       freebsd-hackers
Subject:    working groups reanimation
From:       User Ngor <ihor () antonovs ! family>
Date:       2023-02-17 15:43:39
Message-ID: bd9633b3-09d0-5b1a-c88c-4bf330fcfe5c () antonovs ! family
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forking the thread for working groups convo
On 2/12/23 13:57, Warner Losh wrote:
> David,
>
> Thanks for replying. I do appreciate the offer to help work out a 
> proposal for submodules. That would be quite useful. Technology has 
> improved in the almost 5 years now since we looked at submodules for 
> the first time.  Many of your criticisms have some merit.
>
> There's not currently a formal working group. I walked away from it 
> because there weren't enough people at the time that wanted to do work 
> and some rather unfortunate comments from some other people (so bad I 
> contemplated leaving the project)... Now that I've mostly recovered 
> from that experience, I've started a more modest pull-request 
> experiment... Moving to submodules is a big project, bigger than I can 
> take on leading at the moment.
>
I will be more than happy to help restart working groups and play a role 
of a meeting organizer / stenographer and contribute my expertise where 
I can.

First thing we need is a place where a list of working groups can be 
discovered (how and when to join) and where announcements can be shared. 
A dedicated mailing list would be great, but I am also open to other 
ideas (use -hackers maybe fine too?).

Currently the only place I know of is [1] meetings repo on github with 
notes (and it is not complete, bhyve group for example is missing)


[1] https://github.com/freebsd/meetings

-- 
Ihor Antonov


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