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Tech Todo List
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- https://opencollective.com/bikebike-everywhere/projects/tecnologia-tech/updates/2023-tech-news-noticias-tecnologicas-de-2023 -Angel York (she/her) (talk) 05:49, 12 January 2024 (UTC)
- Yay, it is up. --Jonathan Jan 15
- have a tech meeting --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 04:51, 13 January 2024 (UTC)
- I am still working on a long list of todos, and correcting major issues as they arise. For instance, updating Mailman3, and hardening the software from subscription spam. I'll call a tech meeting when it becomes prudent. (Jonathan)
- We all really appreciate all the hard work you've put in. Someone just today was saying how smoothly the tech transition seemed to have gone from an outside perspective. You do a lot of skilled work, and everyone benefits from it. April does a lot, too. I know my role is soft skills, but I do a lot, too. But I thought we were a team. Occasional meetings are a part of that, so we can all stay on the same page. An opportunity to talk about things, like google captchas. For instance, I found a potential skilled coding volunteer who said they're looking for something to do. If they pan out, I thought it might be nice to catch up first. It's been quite a while. I know you've had a lot going on in your life lately and I've been wondering how you're doing. I hope you're doing ok. --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:39, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
- I am still working on a long list of todos, and correcting major issues as they arise. For instance, updating Mailman3, and hardening the software from subscription spam. I'll call a tech meeting when it becomes prudent. (Jonathan)
done
- hyperkitty 10 minute project https://lists.bikecollectives.org/hyperkitty/list/thethinktank@lists.bikecollectives.org/message/UAXPYXWBNV2SPPE7SETDFXMPYK4EHSFB/ --Angel
- Just part of what I do. I do a lot of administrative actions behind the scenes: Make sure people are properly subscribed, correct broken threads and glue them back together, expunge content that could be used by spammers (like that link to a list of email addresses which ended up on the archive - that link was removed) --Jonathan Jan 15
- I know. We still need more tech volunteers so the bus factor isn't as much of an issue. --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:39, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
- That shall come with time. Even before getting there, it's important to establish a firm base, and a critical component to that is maintaining documentation on a revision system with bug reports, and good testing protocols, etc. A wiki does not provide the best environment to accomplish this feat (even with its revision system), which is the point I am trying to make. But, it is a good temporary solution, and can be used concurrently for some tasks. However, when that component is in place, that is when meetings and training and onboarding new volunteers will become much more practical.
- I know we decided that at a meeting a couple years ago give or take, but this comes as a surprise to me because it's a change from what we all agreed on at the meeting where we wrote the OCF tech update call for volunteers section together. Anyway it's a moot point for now, the person who made a post to mastodon saying they were looking for somewhere to donate a few hours each week to use their fluent coding skills never got back to us anyway. --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 04:56, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
- Actually, at the last meeting we had a healthy discussion about the best way to approach code maintenance and documentation for system administrators. The most recent todo was to setup Gitea, however, the todo list on OCF predated that discussion. Currently, there are lots of docker-compose and Dockerfiles that are not part of any revision system, or adequately documented, except via the docker-compose.yml files or accompanying README files. Once Gitea is setup, there will be a lot more consistency, and it will make the whole process of introducing new people to the system many times easier, not to mention, avoiding a lot of unnecessary iteration (something software developers love to avoid). If you do not build a good foundation, the house will fall down, and often the foundation building process is the most time consuming part. I'll admit, after that last meeting I got distracted with setting up matrix (via experimentation with matrix-docker-ansible-deploy on one of my servers), but then I got busy with other volunteer commitments. However, Gitea was what I should have been working on, rather than the Matrix :) From my standpoint, this long written conversation we have been having, actually constitutes a meeting, until the next meeting when that important TODO is in place. --Jonathan 1-18-24
- Yes, I absolutely agree, this should be a meeting. Plus then we could do small talk, too! And your cat could have come! Mind if I cut and paste all this and move it over to a meeting page so it isn't cluttering up the to do list? I don't know precisely which meeting it was, I'm pretty sure it was in June, but I know for a fact that we all worked on that tech update in a shared doc together in a tech meeting, including what we want in a volunteer. I had to push for several meetings to finally get it off the agenda and into the conversation at the meeting. It also sat in the shared doc for a long time before it got translated. We always try to do big announcements this way so that everyone has a chance to iron out the details. Anyway, I'm glad you're working on the Gitea thing now, thanks for doing that. P.S. Four tildes gets you the pretty time stamp if you want it. --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 20:07, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
- Actually, at the last meeting we had a healthy discussion about the best way to approach code maintenance and documentation for system administrators. The most recent todo was to setup Gitea, however, the todo list on OCF predated that discussion. Currently, there are lots of docker-compose and Dockerfiles that are not part of any revision system, or adequately documented, except via the docker-compose.yml files or accompanying README files. Once Gitea is setup, there will be a lot more consistency, and it will make the whole process of introducing new people to the system many times easier, not to mention, avoiding a lot of unnecessary iteration (something software developers love to avoid). If you do not build a good foundation, the house will fall down, and often the foundation building process is the most time consuming part. I'll admit, after that last meeting I got distracted with setting up matrix (via experimentation with matrix-docker-ansible-deploy on one of my servers), but then I got busy with other volunteer commitments. However, Gitea was what I should have been working on, rather than the Matrix :) From my standpoint, this long written conversation we have been having, actually constitutes a meeting, until the next meeting when that important TODO is in place. --Jonathan 1-18-24
- I know we decided that at a meeting a couple years ago give or take, but this comes as a surprise to me because it's a change from what we all agreed on at the meeting where we wrote the OCF tech update call for volunteers section together. Anyway it's a moot point for now, the person who made a post to mastodon saying they were looking for somewhere to donate a few hours each week to use their fluent coding skills never got back to us anyway. --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 04:56, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
- Just part of what I do. I do a lot of administrative actions behind the scenes: Make sure people are properly subscribed, correct broken threads and glue them back together, expunge content that could be used by spammers (like that link to a list of email addresses which ended up on the archive - that link was removed) --Jonathan Jan 15
- update https://github.com/bikebike/BikeBike to reflect changes made within the past 5 years, or update the link on bikebike.org to where we're keeping the updates nowadays. --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)
- Angel - that link is https://git.bikeshopi.dev/bike/BikeBikeBike however, we shall be setting up gitea at bikecollectives.org , so in the future the link may be something like https://git.bikecollectives.org/bike/BikeBikeBike or https://git.bikebike.org/bike/BikeBike .. love all the bikes.
- However, the current link has been on https://en.bikebike.org/humans.txt for a while.
- bikebike.org is doing the thing again. --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)
- Corrected: browserlist hadn't been updated (I was wondering if that was a requirement when I first set this up, and now we know), this has been added to the ofelia (cron) -> `pnpm update browserlist@latest` --Jonathan Jan 15
- thanks! --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:39, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
- Corrected: browserlist hadn't been updated (I was wondering if that was a requirement when I first set this up, and now we know), this has been added to the ofelia (cron) -> `pnpm update browserlist@latest` --Jonathan Jan 15
bikebike.org
hopefully relatively small fixes?
- update https://en.bikebike.org/humans.txt --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:39, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
- update git link at bottom of bikebike.org --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:39, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
- add the mastodon, instagram, and ThinkTank links at the bottom of bikebike.org next to the facebook logo --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:39, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
- change "passed conferences" to "past conferences" on the conferences page --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:51, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
medium fix
- https://es.bikebike.org/humans.txt to spanish, fr to french --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 08:54, 16 January 2024 (UTC)
wiki
- query project: still in progress --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
- add mastodon to the options, maybe some of the big communications apps people in countries outside the US use frequently, too
- make it so people can change their username (eg trans friendly but there are other use cases too) --Angel York (she/her) (talk) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
- Bring back the Boilerplate functionality ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MultiBoilerplate ) discussed at https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization?. It is not clear why this capability ever went away. PositiveSpin (talk) 02:36, 19 January 2024 (UTC)