Node.js Foundation Technical Steering Committee (TSC) Meeting 2019-10-09 #764
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#761 (decharter website working group) has landed and can be removed from the agenda, although I suppose it can be left on for announcement/awareness purposes. |
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nodejs/tap2junit#18 is in progress, and updates tap13.py to an Apache licensed version, just needs a bit of help, not sure it needs TSC discussion python progress is basically that npm/cli#260 (comment) has landed on master, so we are now waiting for npm to get released and re-vendored. Should be in next couple days. |
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Given that the items on the agenda seem to have been handled in github and don't need discussion in a meeting this week I'm going to suggest we cancel again this week. @nodejs/tsc any objections or additional agenda items? |
So it looks like npm opted to pick up our node-gyp@5.0.5 release rather than the node-gyp@6.0.0, which probably shouldn't be a surprise because it is technically breaking. See https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#v600-2019-10-04 — the two main things that we did in v6 were (1) selecting Python 3 ahead of 2 where both are available (v5 does the reverse) and (2) properly drop support for the ancient Python 2.6 (which has untested support and it'd be amazing if there was much use of it anyway). My guess is that they're opting to keep npm@6 on node-gyp@5, so that tells us we'll need to continue maintaining our new |
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I don't pretend to read minds, but I'm pretty sure that they picked up 5.0.4 because @cclauss reached out to @issacs in PM over slack and asked him to do that specifically. He bumped to 5.0.5 because it got released a while later before the bump to 5.0.4 landed. I wouldn't interpret it as a long-term policy position. Once we've got this support released in 13.x, and some suggestions that it is working for people, I don't anticipate difficulties in convincing them that bumping to node-gyp@6 in the npm@6 line is safe. |
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Seems to be consensus to cancel. Cancelling and removing from calendar. |
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UTC Wed 09-Oct-2019 20:00 (08:00 PM):
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