We finished Subplot milestone 17, completing Subplot issue 115, Subplot issue 114, Subplot issue 111, and Subplot issue 100. We discussed the issues that weren’t completed:
- Subplot issue 20: nothing has happened
- Subplot issue 74: MR in progress
- Subplot issue 96: warning, not error
- Subplot issue 101: Daniel has made a start on a template
- Subplot issue 102: we did not pair
- Subplot issue 107: Lars made a comment
- Subplot issue 108: Lars has worked on blocker
- Subplot issue 116: nothing has happened
Daniel will file an issue to make it mandatory for codegen to be explicit about the template language.
We had three outstanding merge requests, which Daniel will review later.
We closed Subplot milestone 17 and created Subplot milestone 17, with issues
- Subplot issue 124 – Daniel to investigate
- Subplot issue 123 – Lars has existing code to base this on
- Subplot issue 122 – Lars did it for Python, should be simple
- Subplot issue 108 – Lars will keep chungging away at this
- Subplot issue 107 – we agreed on an implementation approach
- Subplot issue 102 – we will pair with Dan
- Subplot issue 101 – Daniel will attempt a
tests/approach to start with - Subplot issue 96 and Subplot issue 6 – related, Lars will implement warning/error collection and reporting
- Subplot issue 74 – Lars has an MR for the Python template, but doesn’t want to do the Bash one
- Subplot issue 20 – Lars and Daniel to schedule a discussion
We filed Subplot issue 125 to track what we need to suggest others try Subplot.
We discussed whether libraries provided by Subplot itself should implement the steps in all the languages supported by Subplot. We reached the consensus that it is a worthy goal, but not easy for now. We agree that the functionality should be available, but does not have to be identical. However, we’ll wait for actual user needs before moving on this at all.
Actions
- Daniel to file an issue about making codegen require an explicit template declaration.
- Daniel to review open merge requests from Lars.
- Lars and Daniel to schedule a discussion about running scenarios conditionally.