2020 May, 27 Tech Committee Meeting notes

5m

Agenda and action item review

Perfect Scrollbar

@Klaudia Pałkowska (Deactivated)

• We had an issue with the npm project / github being removed, breaking the build

• We're using a fork of an older version, we might be forking that again to make the style match

• Is this the solution we want?  Will this break again?  What's the general strategy for npm project dependency removal (for the short term build break, for the long term maintenance)?

  • No perfect answer

    • One possible solution:  fork everything - this isn't reasonable

    • We're using a fork of Perfect Scrollbar that's now unmaintained - this was risky to start with!

      • One way to avoid the volatility is to use official packages

  • We're now using someone else's fork - still not the official package.

    • We're likely using this because it was the easiest way to make it work.

    • The new unofficial package will not be maintained, however he has promised that it won't go away.

  • How often do we think we've done this (i.e. using something that's unmaintained or unofficial)?

    • Maybe there was another package, name changed, links, etc

    • Is this related to some of the warnings we saw in GitHub? 

      • we think no, the warnings may be more security issues and upgrades available.

      • we have tickets/issues in the backlog that we need to get to

Stock Management Offline

• Likely pushed back to Q3

or migrating to google hangout/meet/etc?

• Worked OK

• Lets try it in our June call?

SIGLUS Overview

@Chongsun Ahn (Unlicensed)

• Updates on how the collaboration and how we've supported

• Move back to June call

  • Note there is a demo of this in the PC right after this call.

Performance testing

• Moving to June's call

Reporting stack

@Oskar Hinc (Unlicensed)

• Whole nother set of configuration (scripts, certs, docker files, credential files)
  
  

  • Suggestion: Create repo with all sample initial files in one place, with readme that says what env vars to setup.

  • deployment and credential repos are separate

  • Jenkins deployment puts it all together.

AOB