== Meeting information ==
 * #ubuntu-touch-meeting: Calendar meeting, 10 Mar at 17:32 — 17:55 UTC
 * Full logs at [[http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-touch-meeting/2016/ubuntu-touch-meeting.2016-03-10-17.32.log.html]]



== Meeting summary ==

''LINK:'' https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-calendar-app/+bugs?field.tag=recurrence 
''LINK:'' https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-calendar-app/+bugs?field.tag=indicator 
''LINK:'' https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-calendar-app/+milestone/0.5 has quite a list!



== Vote results ==




== Done items ==

 * (none)



== People present (lines said) ==

 * popey (45)
 * nik90 (33)
 * JMulholland (3)
 * meetingology (3)
 * faenil (2)
 * ilhami (1)



== Full Log ==


 17:32 <popey> #startmeeting Calendar meeting

 17:32 <meetingology> Meeting started Thu Mar 10 17:32:00 2016 UTC.  The chair is popey. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology.

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 17:32 <popey> hey nik90 faenil

 17:32 <faenil> o/

 17:32 <nik90> hi popey

 17:32 <popey> So, first order of business is OTA-10 and calendar updates

 17:32 <popey> Had a chat with bfiller earlier. He has renato and arthur working on some of the bugs

 17:32 <ilhami> I really need an Ubuntu Touch phone. I signed up for the new one. :)

 17:32 <popey> Specifically:-

 17:32 <popey> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-calendar-app/+bugs?field.tag=recurrence

 17:33 <popey> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-calendar-app/+bugs?field.tag=indicator

 17:33 <popey> ^ those ones.

 17:33 <popey> Now, we don't have long until OTA 10 - and the priority from product management is to get the app as stable and fast as possible before then.

 17:33 <nik90> I will go through them tonight and check if they are assigned to the 0.5 milestone to track them easier.

 17:33 <popey> Bill is also keen to increase the quality of the app in general.

 17:34 <popey> So there's a few additional things to add:-

 17:34 <popey> 1) We'll create a set of manual tests so QA can review the app before it goes in the image

 17:35 <popey> 2) Once QA review it, we'll land it probably in an rc image directly (not in the store because it has a bumped framework, so wouldn't be installable for stable users)

 17:35 <popey> 3) Have renato has a gatekeeper on things landing in trunk - so you guys can review, but renato does the top approval.

 17:36 <nik90> ok

 17:36 <popey> As we don't have a huge amount of time, and lots to fix, we're proposing to keep UI changes minimal for now

 17:36 <popey> Just enough to refresh, not enough to cause havoc :)

 17:36 <nik90> Agree

 17:37 <nik90> Either way we need detailed design specs before we can proceed further

 17:37 <nik90> was about to mention that in the meeting later

 17:37 <popey> Once we get over OTA-10 we can push forward with the UI improvements and converged view.

 17:37 <popey> Yes!

 17:37 * popey looks at JMulholland

 17:37 <JMulholland> o/

 17:37 <popey> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-calendar-app/+milestone/0.5 has quite a list!

 17:37 <nik90> In that case, let's atleast land the stuff we have worked until now

 17:38 <nik90> which includes the new event page and event details page

 17:38 <JMulholland> sounds good popey

 17:38 <nik90> o/

 17:38 <popey> Sure.

 17:38 <nik90> Agenda View has already landed.

 17:38 <popey> Yup

 17:38 <JMulholland> awesome

 17:41 <popey> I think that was all my update :)

 17:42 <nik90> Is lp:~ci-train-bot/ubuntu-calendar-app/calendar-app-ubuntu-xenial-landing-003 building calendar for inclusion in the rc-images?

 17:42 <nik90> I have seen it in other projects unity8 and so on

 17:43 <popey> i know bill put it and some backend parts in silo 22 I think he said

 17:43 <popey> so perhaps

 17:43 <nik90> ok

 17:43 <popey> renato has made some changes to qtpim, qt organiser and syncmonitor

 17:43 <popey> which make the event saving parts of calendar much faster

 17:43 <popey> which will be most welcome

 17:43 <nik90> ooh looking forward to that

 17:44 <popey> yeah

 17:44 <nik90> I tested calendar-app alone, and while there are some improvements, I see that it refreshes the view everytime I switch to another

 17:45 <nik90> which means, the user sees things loading everytime the tab is switched

 17:45 <popey> I think renato has done some work on the grid view too

 17:45 <popey> it needed some improvement.

 17:45 <nik90> perhaps the improvemnts to qtpim and syncmonitor might help with that

 17:46 <nik90> I will check with renatu about that

 17:46 <popey> thanks

 17:46 <nik90> he has quite a lot of bugs assigned..I will see if I can steal some

 17:47 <nik90> some of these bugs which are related to qtorganizer will take some time for me understand

 17:47 <nik90> as I haven't dealt with it directly before

 17:48 <popey> I expect most of the organiser ones to be picked up by renatu if possible

 17:48 <popey> He's our expert there :)

 17:48 <nik90> agree

 17:48 <nik90> but then I wouldn't have any bugs then (looking at v0.5 milestone)

 17:48 <popey> hah!

 17:49 <nik90> :P

 17:49 <popey> I'm sure we can find some :)

 17:49 <nik90> I guess I can start of with the manual tests

 17:49 <popey> unit tests would also be welcome :)

 17:49 <nik90> haven't checked if calendar uses the manual-test format that other core-app recently adopted

 17:52 <nik90> anything else to add?

 17:52 <popey> Not from me.

 17:53 <faenil> not from me :)

 17:53 <popey> :)

 17:53 <nik90> Nothing more from me.

 17:53 <nik90> I suppose focus is those tagged bugs

 17:53 <popey> Yes :)

 17:53 <nik90> cool

 17:53 <popey> UI fixes are fine, but we just need to co-ordinate with renatu

 17:53 <popey> (just to clarify) :)

 17:53 <nik90> Yeah, shouldn't step on his toes while doing it.

 17:54 <nik90> I think renatu top-approving is smart to avoid introducing any regressions accidentally

 17:54 <nik90> especially when AP tests were removed

 17:55 <popey> +1

 17:55 <popey> ok, lets wrap then! Thanks guys.

 17:55 <popey> #endmeeting



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