Meeting 20130515

Archivematica

Development

• Holly fixed issue #5084 (If user restarts while waiting to choose compression algorithm, the SIP job is orphaned).
• Mike C fixed issue #5054 (.tgz zipped bags not working via REST approval API).
• Joseph fixed issues with Bagit workflows.
• Mike C fixed issue #5048 (REST API approval not executing properly).
• Mike C fixed issue #5046 (REST API listing of approved transfers not including zippped bags).
• Mike C fixed #5058 ("Date stored" changes when AIPs are re-indexed).
• Austin created a VMDK for the 0.10 release

Deployment

• Rockefeller got upgraded to 0.10 in their production environment (with customizations for DIP upload to Archivist's Toolkit).

Chat Log

<djjuhasz> Yay Holly!
<mcantelon> Go Holly!
<courtney> hi JustinSimpson, welcome back
<JustinSimpson> hello
<MikeG-> w/b Justin =)
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<courtney> justin is TWO PEOPLE!
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<JustinSimpson> justin has a new laptop, he is one desktop and one laptop.
<mcantelon> What was the issue you fixed, Holly (for the notes)?
<Holly> #5084
<qubot> Links: https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/5084
<mcantelon> Holly: Thx!
<b22> Mark filed some bugs with the bag workflows, which I've fixed.
<courtney> b22: beyond your current issues - focus over the next couple of weeks as a priority should be: https://www.archivematica.org/wiki/Development_roadmap:_Archivematica_1.0#Normalization
<courtney> JustinSimpson: cool, all updated in internal wiki?
<mcantelon> Mike C fixed issue #5054 (.tgz zipped bags not working via REST approval API).
<qubot> Links: https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/5054
<mcantelon> Mike C fixed issue #5048 (REST API approval not executing properly).
<qubot> Links: https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/5048
<b22> courtney: I'll need packages built/included for tika & fido
<courtney> b22: right on -- can you make issue tasks for those and assign to Austin?
<courtney> b22: he also needs to create the FITS 0.6.2 package
<b22> I filed an issue I can't seem to track down; where the FPR edit of a command didn't update the FK's pointing to the command
<mcantelon> Mike C fixed issue #5046 (REST API listing of approved transfers not including zippped bags).
<qubot> Links: https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/5046
<JustinSimpson> amount of hardware they have
<mcantelon> Mike C fixed #5058 ("Date stored" changes when AIPs are re-indexed).
<qubot> Links: https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/5058
* kerry is now known as kerry_errands
<MikeG-> wow you've been on a tear mcantelon
<MikeG-> o/
<mcantelon> MikeG-: \o
<courtney> mcantelon and I reviewed his issues, too, reassigned many (especially those related to SIP creation/arrangement) to 1.1 - he's now down to around 50 outstanding features and bugs for 1.0
<b22> courtney: #4519 and #5061
<qubot> Links: https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/4519 | https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/5061
<courtney> some work on the sip arrangement may be done for 1.0, but not featured in 1.0 - for this reason, i'm scheduled to meet with peterVG and JustinSimpson at the end of the month to discuss how we'll deal with that on a monthly basis
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<courtney> thx b22
<courtney> ARTi created a vmdk that i'll test later this afternoon after the class i'm teaching
<courtney> ARTi: i'll announce and release more screencasts tomorrow morning
<courtney> ARTi: what do i need to do once i've tested? just let you know and you'll do all the links on the wiki?
<ARTi> courtney: yea
<courtney> ARTi: ok
<b22> ARTI: when you've finished the critical items on your plate, can you do these highs: #4519 and #5061
<qubot> Links: https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/4519 | https://projects.artefactual.com/issues/5061
<courtney> ok, i have to go in 7 minutes for a call... let's move on to documentation
<courtney> we decided against adding dev documentation to the installation page on the wiki because it's inviting user problems
<courtney> based on the twitter events of late last week, we may need to look at our installation documentation for packages so it's clearer to users