2022-02-07

The SC agreed on the reply for PEP 670 (Convert macros to functions in the Python C API).
The SC discussed PEP 674 (Disallow using macros as l-values), and will start a doc with the reply.
The SC agreed to reject PEP 677 (Callable Type Syntax).
The SC discussed the status of reverting PEP 663 (Standardizing Enum str(), repr(), and format() behaviors) changes.
The SC agreed on a reply to Mark's question about stack protection (#102).
The SC discussed moving pythoncapi_compat under the python or psf organization.
The SC discussed requiring 2-factor authentication.

2022-02-14

The SC met with the Developer-in-Residence and discussed the GH issue migration and the CLA bot.
The interim PSF General Manager gave an update on funding for the Developer-in-Residence position, and the PSF funds earmarked for Core Development.
The SC discussed the state of the enum module in 3.11 and the changes that were reverted in 3.10.
The SC shared thoughts on an overall strategy for development of Python's C API, and will start on a doc to share with everyone.
The SC discussed PEP 680 (tomllib).

The SC reviewed some of the pending draft replies for PEPs and other communications.
The SC discussed and accepted PEP 680 (tomllib).
The SC discussed the status of the typing PEPs (PEP 649 and PEP 563) and how to move them forward.
The SC discussed some details of PEP 678 (Enriching Exceptions with Notes).
The SC discussed PEP 675 (Arbitrary Literal String Type) and how to handle typing PEPs in the future.
The SC accepted PEP 594 (removing dead batteries from the standard library) and accepted it.

The SC met with the Developer-in-Residence and discussed the GH issue migration.
The SC decided to delegate PEP 682 (Format Specifier for Signed Zero) to Mark Dickinson.
The SC agreed to moving the pythoncapi_compat project to the python organization on GitHub.
The SC discussed guidance on what kind of changes need a PEP.
The SC approved changes to PEP 1 (#113).