2025-12-19 Meeting Notes
Attendance
Technical Advisory Council Members
- Florian Müller (Chairperson)
- Andre Russ
- Andreas Fritzler
- Bastian Echterhoelter
- Ivo Gosemann
- Jakob Möller
- Johannes Scheerer
- Martin Schüßler
- Maximilian Braun
- Michael Schmidt
- Mirza Kopic
- Simon Heimler
- Tobias Deppe
- Roberto Querio
Observers
- Christian Neu
- Christian Voecks
- John Mertic
- Philipp Pracht
- Tristan Scheidemann
Minutes
- Project Lifecycle Policy Document
- Governing Board accepted the document.
- TAC needs to vote on the document.
- Discussion about the first revision starts in January.
- New project prospects will present next year. More projects are interested in joining the foundation.
- Discussion about whether TAC meetings should be public. We will start a vote.
- Mailing lists will be created for all projects.
- We will collect which tools and services are used, required, and desired by the projects and if we need paid plans for some of them.
- TAC webpage will be generated from openprofile.dev profiles.
Action Items
- Florian: Open a vote for the project lifecycle document for the TAC.
- Florian: Set up meeting for the first revision of the Project Lifecycle Policy Document.
- Florian: Open a vote for making TAC meetings public.
- Jakob: Contact every TSC chairperson to collect information about tools they are using or need, and compile a baseline list.
- All: Review CodeRabbit.
- All: Check your profile on openprofile.dev.
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