• Approved by acclamation.

Branding discussion.

• "Programs" disbanded.
• Project name change.
• Projects get their own icon.

• "TSDB Tools" is the proposed new name
  • Some feedback that name may be too generic and give some the impression that project might build open source tools on top of DBs other than Kdb.
• Indeed, TimeBase is a potential contribution to FINOS:
  • https://www.deltixlab.com/products/timebase/
• With disbanding of programs, places to look for FINOS projects:
  • http://landscape.finos.org
  • http://metrics.finos.org

"Studio for kdb+" updates.

• Any build issues?
• Buildable with OpenJDK?
  • Add a Gradle wrapper script like CompendiumNG?
    • https://github.com/CompendiumNG/CompendiumNG/wiki/Download,-build-and-run-CompendiumNG---detailed-Windows-instructions
• Fork doesn't include icons.
• Appears Charles Skelton bought a personal license from:
  • http://www.iconexperience.com
• Should FINOS license an icon set or support designers by using CC BY 3.0 icons?
  • https://www.iconfinder.com/
  • https://thenounproject.com/

Any utility functions you want to contribute?

• .finos.???.assert[...]?

• No suggestions.

FINOS Open Developer Platform

Feature Update

• Meeting Minutes Using GitHub Issues
• FINOS Metrics Reporting
• Automated CLA Community Invites

• Pending Decision for Alvin Shih and project team: If/when Kdb project should move to new ODP Github issue format for meeting agenda/meeting minutes.
  • Benefits include:
    • Reduce context switching between Wiki / Jira.
    • Easier to link to issues.
    • James McLeod (Unlicensed) described the "Automated CLA Community Invites" feature which automatically invites people named on CCLAs to the FINOS Github Org.
    • Can assign people to teams.

• Question was asked if existing meetings in the confluence wiki (i.e., here; these minutes are an example) would be migrated over.
  • James McLeod (Unlicensed) and Maurizio Pillitu responded that they will not and that such migration could/would risk inaccurate numbers on the metrics database.
  • If/when migration happens, all meeting minutes to date would state in the Confluence wiki.
• Markdown has most of the basic formatting required.
  • Nested bullets, etc.