Review Period Still Open – Please Review! There have been some excellent comments on our release candidate metrics thus far, but we’d love even more participation! We encourage you to…
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Review Period for Next Metrics Release Candidates Has Begun – Please Review!
After months of hard work and preparation, we have released the next set of metrics releases for the public review period. We would love your help in reviewing the current candidates and we encourage you to visit our metrics page and click on each item marked with the “under review” label. Any and all feedback is appreciated!
Meeting Cancellations for OSSNA Next Week
Because there are a lot of CHAOSS members also participating in Open Source Summit North America (OSSNA) in some capacity, some of the Working Groups have cancelled their regular meetings next week. It’s a good idea to double-check the agendas and calendar for the meetings you usually attend. Or, if you show up next week and no one else does, you’ll know why.
Next Metrics Release is Almost Here
August 1, 2020, is our plan for the next CHAOSS Metrics release. Several new and interesting metrics are in the works for this.
All working groups are finalizing metrics for this release by June 24 so that we can start the 1-month public review period.
Now that CHAOSS Metrics Version 1 has been released, tracking how those metrics are being used in tooling and community programs is a next step. All the work that has been done by Working Groups and Software Teams has been amazing. We’ve come a long way in the last year and we are now in a great position to consider how our work can and is making an impact. Forward!
CHAOSS Version 1 Release is now available:
https://chaoss.community/metrics/
Thanks to all who contributed to this effort!
Attending CHAOSScon? Consider participating in the day’s activities by giving a lightning talk. We’re going to have 30 minutes dedicated to lightning talks. Each talk is 5 minutes in length, just letting people know what you or your organization is up to with respect to open source community health.
Regarding GrimoireLab, Over the last week, the most activity in GrimoireLab was related to improve KingArthur, the retrieval data scheduler. Version 0.1.16 of this component was released which includes several features: user-defined queues to run tasks, tasks lifetimes, custom event handlers and a better REST API to get information about tasks and jobs. Among other activity in GrimoireLab, some critical bugs were fixed, especially the ones related to GitLab merge request retrieval [perceval/#53] and Jira analysis [grimoire-elk/#656].
The candidate metric comment period is coming to an end very soon. Thanks for the discussion and comments. The latest push of work has been on standardizing (or at least creating consistency) in the candidate metric headings. May not sound terribly exciting but it’s good work.
Thanks for everyone’s hard work in getting CHAOSScon set. This includes thanks to the keynotes, presenters, and behind-the-scenes organizing committee. You can check out the full schedule here:
https://chaoss.community/chaosscon-2019-na/