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[[!meta title="Iteration planning: June 5th"]]
[[!tag meeting]]
[[!meta date="2021-06-05 17:00"]]

[[!toc levels=2]]

# Review of actions from last meeting

- Dan remains not in a position to work on [[!issue 22]], which is
  fine, it can wait until he is able to help. We're carrying this
  action.
  In the meantime we have dropped [[!issue 22]] from `current-goal`
  and filed [[!issue 199]] to deal with the bare-minimum needed before
  `current-goal` is met.

# Review of the iteration that has ended

We made some progress on [[!milestone 29]].

We achieved:

- [[!issue 182]] which means that `./check` is now faster to run
- [[!issue 193]] which means we no longer have `sp-blah` binaries.

We did not complete:

- [[!issue 194]] as we did not make a test release.
- [[!issue 22]] - PlanUML and java locations
  - we're not carrying it over to next iteration

# Review of the repositories

The subplot-web and subplot-container-images repositories have no open
merge requests, branches, or failed pipelines.

The subplot repository has no open merge-requests, but has one branch for
related to running subplot tests under Rust.

# Issue review

We reviewed all issues last time, so we did only recent issues this time.

We agreed to leave alone:

- [[!issue 196]]
- [[!issue 198]]

We agreed to put into the new iteration:

- [[!issue 197]]
- [[!issue 195]]

We discussed the subplot-rust branch and ended up filing [[!issue 200]] and
putting it into the iteration.

# Current goal

Our current goal is to get Subplot the software and project into such
a shape that we feel confident that we can ask a few people to give it
a proper try. This requires for Subplot to have releases that are easy
to install, tolerably easy to use, and to have at least some
rudimentary documentation aimed at beginners.

# Plan for next iteration

We created [[!milestone 30]] for the iteration starting now and ending
in two weeks on 2021-06-19. We put the following issues in it:

- [[!issue 194]]
- [[!issue 195]]
- [[!issue 197]]
- [[!issue 199]]
- [[!issue 200]]

We decided that we will both work on our two individual items before end of
Friday 11th, so that on Saturday 12th we can do the "internal" release together.

# What do we need to persuade others?

We're getting close. This iteration we're going to see if we can make
a release, and make the website a little more welcoming.

# Other business

We discussed issue-based agendas and decided that we would stick to our current
process until and unless someone else is interested in joining in with the
effort.

We deferred the discussion of flaky pipelines until after this iteration.

We discussed the Docker-images-with-subplot-in item and decided to [open an issue][sci-release]
on the subplot-container-images repository about publishing an image for
building projects which use subplot.

[sci-release]: https://gitlab.com/subplot/subplot-container-images/-/issues/1

# Actions

- Lars or Daniel to schedule pairing session with Dan to help him work
  through [[!issue 22]].