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2023-10-02

  • The Steering Council met with Łukasz, the Developer-in-Residence, and discussed:
    • The Deputy Developer-in-Residence interviews.
    • Ongoing work around yield from in generators, as well as PEPs 667/558.
    • Ongoing work around the buildbot master, individual buildbots and how to handle non-tier-1 configurations on tier-1 platforms like AddressSanitizer.
    • How to improve buildbot health and make people more aware of breakages they are causing on buildbots.
  • The SC discussed the ongoing search for mentorship training and support.

2023-10-09

  • An abbreviated Steering Council (Thomas, Pablo, and Greg) met informally in-person at the Core Developer Sprint in Brno.

2023-10-16

  • An abbreviated Steering Council (Pablo and Brett) met with Łukasz, the Developer-in-Residence, and discussed updates on the different topics that he worked on at the sprint:
    • Coverage reports.
    • Updates of Miss-islington.
    • Help Yury with a MemHive (sharing between multiple interpreters).
    • General summary of what other people worked on.

2023-10-23

  • An abbreviated Steering Council (Thomas, Emily, and Brett) recapped the recent Core Developer Sprint.
  • The SC received a new proposal for mentorship support, which will be reviewed next week.
  • The SC discussed the final specifics for accepting PEP 703 (Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional in CPython).
  • The SC discussed the logistics of fitting tall people into small cars.

2023-10-30

  • The Steering Council met with Łukasz, the Developer-in-Residence, and discussed:
    • Setting up buildbots for upcoming free-threading work.
    • General buildbot statuses and updates to fix buildbot slowness.
  • The SC discussed their options and logistics for hiring an external person to take meeting minutes during weekly meetings and opted to defer this decision to the next SC.
  • The SC confirmed that the details for the upcoming SC election are approved.
  • The SC discussed requests for the breaking change in the Tkinter method wm_attributes() and decided that PEP-387 (Backwards Compatibility Policy) should apply and the change should follow a proper deprecation.