Krister Kittelson

Documentation Updates for Plan Proposal Worfklow

I’ve updated the documentation with several new developments that rose out of the API work for plan proposals and approvals. The main branch now contains a description of the methods available to initiate or modify a plan, as well as a description of the plan statuses available. I also updated the exchange negotiation description and… Continue reading Documentation Updates for Plan Proposal Worfklow

Agenda for 2021-11-19

Today we’ll be having our technical update as usual (10:00am Central US). We’ll discuss the new Git cleanups and the documentation being available in the main trunk now, and the next direction to bring it forward. Hope to see you there! Teams Link

Merged Documentation and New Git Approach

I’ve cleaned up and resolved the divergences between the branches in the GitHub repository. I also finished an initial first pass of the documentation, so now there’s no more need to rely on an old PDF. Thanks to Jim Young of ETE Reman for giving us some good fundamental advice on Git workflows. Going forward… Continue reading Merged Documentation and New Git Approach

Technical Call Agenda & New Links

This week we’re starting something new — we’re going to be leaving the teams meeting up as a standing event, not requiring calendar invites. Important: we’re shifting the time to allow folks across the Atlantic to join more easily, but we did have to balance that against the folks on the US West Coast as… Continue reading Technical Call Agenda & New Links

No Tech Call Friday 2021-11-04

Just a quick note: we’re not going to have our usual tech call tomorrow, Friday the 11th of November 2021. Luke and I have both been tied up with our work elsewhere, and many folks are at AAPEX this week. So we’ll reconvene next week at the usual time and place!

Topics for Tech Meeting 2021-10-29

For today’s technical discussions we’ll be getting some github hands-on best practices advice from some experts at ETE Reman who use it as part of their development workflow. We’re planning to use this to establish a contribution guide and process, so github neophytes like myself can stay out of the swamp a little better. We… Continue reading Topics for Tech Meeting 2021-10-29

Updated Tech Teams Link for October

After some fun with Microsoft Teams and it seemingly not liking participant email changes, we had to re-issue a new series of invites for our Friday technical discussions. This new link should bring you into our discussion, which happens every Friday at 1:00pm US Central / 2:00pm US Eastern / 11:00pm US Pacific. Shoot us… Continue reading Updated Tech Teams Link for October

Documentation Now Online on GitHub

Just a quick note to mention that the documentation is now available on the Sandpiper GitHub, in the unstable branch. This is where we’ll be coordinating the work to update and finalize this last critical piece of the puzzle, now that the API seems pretty well established (though as we bring testers online I’m sure… Continue reading Documentation Now Online on GitHub

Next Round of Technical Meetings

We’ve created a new series of meetings for our next round of technical discussions. Please feel free to join us! Microsoft Teams Meeting Link

GitHub Now Online

At long last I have refreshed and replaced the Sandpiper Framework GitHub. You can now download the latest schemas and, eventually, documentation from there. The schema work is at https://github.com/sandpiper-framework/sandpiper-schemas . Please forgive any novice mistakes, as I am still getting the hang of the GitHub workflow process!