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@brooklynrob @mcleo-d As per my email in Jan to the DT PMC (below), we got a couple of +1 votes, are you happy to transition to active? I'd like to seek approval from the Data Technologies PMC to transition the state of DataHelix to 'activated', with reference to the new Project Lifecycle: https://finosfoundation.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/FINOS/pages/1158053892/RFC+Revised+Project+Lifecycle With respect to the checklist ... Development Process - we are using semantic versioning, CI, releasing automatically via semantic release Build & Release - this is fully automated and documented. Builds are shared via GitHub. Security - WhiteSource has been integrated via ODP Documentation - we have end user docs, developer docs and a website Community - we have 44 contributors Project Team - we are represented on the PMC License - Apache 2.0 Trademark - no issues Progress - we have a public roadmap and have releases that track, we also have meeting minutes Versioning - we use semantic versioning Roadmap - published FINOS Support - we are self-sufficient Usefulness - we've had a lot of interest in using the project Status Badging - we'll do this! Compliance - licence text is applied Community Inquiries - all issues are responded to in a timely fashion Meeting Hygiene - our minutes are on FINO wiki Transparency - as per above
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Thanks @ColinEberhardt - creating a checklist here to make sure I have all the requirements properly ticked off of the Activation page: Quality and Security
Diversity and Viability
Roadmap and Resources
Growth and Adoption
Hygiene & Operations
So all in all, only a couple of open items - if you can provide details @ColinEberhardt we should be able to move quickly. |
Thanks for the feedback Gab - in response ...
Tricky - I'm not familiar with everyones GitHub handle, although it may all be SL employees at the moment.
Absolutely - we've also committed to do a FINOS webinar on Data Helix.
@andrewcarrblue - can you please help with that one?
raised an issue here #1676 Notice, we might not be able to meet every single requirement fully, but hopefully it is close enough? |
Perfect thanks. I've checked the Versioning aspect as done. Re Usefulness I'll wait for input from @andrewcarrblue on Usefulness. I agree this checklist is more of a guideline than a strict set of black/white requirements, but for Community I think it's particularly important to show at least one more organization (other than FINOS) contributing, even if just one commit or a patch, before proceeding with Activation. In my mind that is actually the most important item on the checklist. Out of the many parties you mention "expressed interest", can we identify one potential candidate for contribution and maybe strategize on how FINOS can help making that happen? We're getting there, so thanks for working through this process with us. |
From a technical standpoint, everything LGTM . As Gab noticed, I would suggest to plan a packaging name change - across the codebase - from |
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Want to make sure I don't drop the ball here / it's not blocked on us.
I think having additional contributors and, potentially, the package name are the key items open left.
hey @ColinEberhardt - checking on this one - still a goal of the maintainers to activate this project? Let us know how we can help. |
@brooklynrob @mcleo-d
As per my email in Jan to the DT PMC (below), we got a couple of +1 votes, are you happy to transition to active?
I'd like to seek approval from the Data Technologies PMC to transition the state of DataHelix to 'activated', with reference to the new Project Lifecycle:
https://finosfoundation.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/FINOS/pages/1158053892/RFC+Revised+Project+Lifecycle
With respect to the checklist ...
Development Process - we are using semantic versioning, CI, releasing automatically via semantic release
Build & Release - this is fully automated and documented. Builds are shared via GitHub.
Security - WhiteSource has been integrated via ODP
Documentation - we have end user docs, developer docs and a website
Community - we have 44 contributors
Project Team - we are represented on the PMC
License - Apache 2.0
Trademark - no issues
Progress - we have a public roadmap and have releases that track, we also have meeting minutes
Versioning - we use semantic versioning
Roadmap - published
FINOS Support - we are self-sufficient
Usefulness - we've had a lot of interest in using the project
Status Badging - we'll do this!
Compliance - licence text is applied
Community Inquiries - all issues are responded to in a timely fashion
Meeting Hygiene - our minutes are on FINO wiki
Transparency - as per above