TAC/TSC Monthly Sig Meeting 1/2023

[byrcolin]

All SIG's please leave a comment on your SIG's roadmap for reading in the next meeting.

[nick-l-o3de]

Consider linking the comment, roadmap item, issue or other over here.

[lmbr-pip]

As SIG/Network chair I will miss this meeting. Hopefully SIG/Network co-chair can make it:

For SIG/Network

• We just delivered Client/server split work which adds build time separation of client/server logic and will be used to drive down server build sizes. See https://github.com/o3de/sig-network/blob/main/rfcs/rfc-net-20221020-1-clientserver.md

• We are working on a big refresh for the o3de-multiplayer sample project, using contributions from Adobe and KitBash 3D (other O3DF members).

• We are holding elections for new chair(s) and expect to have new chair(s) in place early feb.

Our roadmap is here https://github.com/orgs/o3de/projects/22 (but like many roadmaps its currently private and we need to find who has the permissions to flip to public) - still a work in progress.

[Kadino]

SIG-Testing roadmap
I cannot make the current meeting time, perhaps co-chair @AMZN-Dk can attend?

[amzn-changml]

Here's the SIG-Build roadmap. @dshmz and I are planning on attending.

Some notable items:

• We're investigating alternative AR infrastructure and workflows (as in: hosting CI/CD on other systems): RFC - AR Redesign Proposal sig-build#77
• Getting ready present a proposal for 3rd Party package contribution workflows using Github Actions
• Investigating static code analysis on Github Actions in collaboration with SIG-Testing/SIG-Security
• Working with the SIG-Release team on packaging for OS specific marketplaces

[hultonha]

Here is sig-simulation's roadmap - still WIP but more issues will be added soon. It's relatively up to date in terms of things that have been completed and are in progress (tagging @lgleim and @epsilon-delta for visibility - co-chairs of sig-simulation).

[tonybalandiuk]

SIG-Release Update is here. o3de/sig-release#131
SIG-Release Roadmap is in the works, here https://github.com/orgs/o3de/projects/29
Discussion about which repos belong in a release Criteria for a repo to be included in an O3DE release? o3de/sig-release#129

[lemonade-dm]

Here is the link to the WIP SIG-Core roadmap

[byrcolin]

SIG-Platforms: roadmap
ARM64 support is ongoing
Looking into formal support on RedHat
Bug fixes

[OBWANDO]

As we have more people starting to come over from cross-pollination and awareness some are unsure why and where to get into SIGs. It may be helpful if the SIG readme could answer a few of these questions where they can be found.

How can people get involved in each area?
Where would they start?
Why is it important for them to become a part of your SIG?
Who would be interested in joining.

[chanmosq]

SIG Docs and Community

• We are working on creating roadmap items and establishing that process. The roadmap can be found here https://github.com/orgs/o3de/projects/15
• We are cleaning the backlog for o3de.org - setting priorities and organizing for our own tracking of issues that folks from sig-docs-community can work on
• Continuing to resolve gaps in docs - includes EBus, Memory, Networking, Script Canvas.

[greerdv]

I'd like to discuss the good first issue label.

If you click on this link

it takes you to a query based on the label "good first issue". However we are using the label "good-first-issue" (with hyphens) and so that link returns no results, even though we have dozens of issues we have labelled. This is obviously problematic for attracting new community participants.