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Meshery Development Meeting - October 16 2019

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Started, recording okay, so let's go around the table today is like the 16th of October I know several of you guys are participating. The hacked over fist and I just heard Shubham is has completed his four PRS and on in this short of to an Aquila shot of one. How about you can june.

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4Th year, oh you.

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Have completed all the four yes.

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Fantastic dude, that's awesome, awesome I,.

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Come here and I'd, the first.

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And I, just oh.

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Give me a second or more to tweak some stuff. Ok, that's better yeah! Why my network bandwidth? This is a bit challenge, so I'm reducing the quality of my video. Just in case, like you know, if it's going to be using a lot more bandwidth than I expected.

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Okay: let's go around the table, who wants to start.

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The sage, in slack regarding the me talk to the point for dog speech: okay Randy Vito come on, but it was not displayed. It was generated by so only commands will show you occupy plan appropriately, but still the tea was not. The text was coming, but the tea was gotcha.

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Gotcha gotcha gotcha, but this is for mesh redox. Is that right? Yes,.

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Gotcha so um one thing I noticed or one thing I was doing was yesterday: I was making some changes to layer five layer, patch site, which is also using Jekyll and I, did run into some issues, but I was able to get past them so uh I will I will, like you know, probably get back to you, nickel on this. If you, if you, if you don't mind like you, know, Kenny actually again send me the message you know just to be sure, because you know I might have actually lost your previous message.

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So if you heard like you know, just send me a message, you know I'll ensure that I get back to you, looking all that as quickly as possible. Yes,.

C

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Awesome, that's fantastic anything else.

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What are you working on? Oh.

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The latest fear of mine was, regarding that impression, on specific gotcha.

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Yeah I'm not sure, like you know, we actually told you that yesterday, like Rodney actually was at Raley. He was giving a workshop on sto and he did use mastery for it. So measure II was actually used by about thirty people yesterday and naki'o like Anna. Your recent changes to you, I were actually used by the people yesterday, yeah so I'm, pretty sure Lee. You know Lee already mentioned that like he did get a lot of positive feedback. I mean obviously like I mean I mean.

A

Are we not we're not in a place where we can hey? You know what you know we have everything completed like you know, you're ready to go right, no I mean we're still working on things. So in its current state you know measure E is getting a lot of positive feedback like you know, which is definitely encouraging.

A

So you know and all your good efforts are actually you know kind of being used by people and we are getting feedback, like you know, from from folks, I'm pretty sure, like Annie you're, actually seeing quite some activity in the layer of our community. Now.

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Yeah awesome awesome, you know good good, you know the like you guys are following. That's that's excellent, all right, so Nikki, looking at one thing we can probably do is I'll see if I can actually follow up with Lee and see if we can actually get you some other tasks to work on. We have a lot right. I mean one of the things is like you know, we I mean we have quite a few UI changes to be made so.

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Exactly I mean we have quite a few changes coming. This is just like I, don't he just told you, like a kind of you know a pinch of a pinch of like you know, lots to come in the future, so we're not progressing at like a really fast pace, because I mean everything every change is coming from community. So it's definitely, you know. I mean people like you guys, like an hour, are going to university and then you know you're contributing on the side.

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So, in the same way like you know, many other contributors are actually you don't have that they have their day job and then you know in the experiment, is when they're making changes for memory so see how the changes are definitely coming in. So you know, we definitely.

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A ton of work yeah did you guys get a chance to see the new logo for layer 5 and an MA chérie.

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Excellent, that's actually advice all right.

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Thanks a lot for your update, let's move on shabam! Oh you wanted to say something. Let's, let's get you.

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Continuum: I have submitted all my years and I'm free now: okay,.

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Awesome awesome, dude, I.

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Simple application, and after that Lee assigned to me, forget all the adapters contributing got em different. That was awesome.

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That's fantastic! That's fantastic!.

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Yes, Jim made, he was actually talking something about a new development of, so that.

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Is something you yeah? That is correct, that's correct! Yes, you know what we let's talk about this towards the end of the call like I mean after getting everybody's update like now, I'll I kind of walk- you guys through that, so that you guys know how to contribute. From now on I mean the changes I mean technically. At the end of the day, the changes are not like a big ones. You know, so they are mostly like small ones.

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In the sense one of the challenges we face, for example like if somebody wants to contribute to you, know layer, five, any anything under layer file like you know whether it be the site, whether it be mystery, they will have to be granted access in Missouri right I mean this is okay, as long as like you know, somebody is monitoring it, but the other side of that is now. The list gets a bit too large, you're looking for us to actually start managing. That is one thing.

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The other thing is even without we having to grant anybody permission like you know, people should be able to work on it. It is kind of like you know our our our idea. This is not a new one. Like you can see many open-source projects, you don't use it, which is actually called a fork model. So, instead of you guys, you know cloning, our repos, creating a branch working on it and then creating PRS you'll, be forking the repo and then doing the same thing. You know me looking pretty much.

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The only difference is that you don't have to have access in the repository to work on the changes you can, you can fork and you can work on your changes and then submit a PR I mean so so this way you as a person like you know, whatts to contribute like, doesn't have to have permissions in in the github org for you to be able to work on any changes, so that is actually one of the major things we actually are working towards.

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Now we did put together a document last week, so you know hopefully like now. If people get to read it like you know, they'll have a better understanding. Okay, so so I'll just walk through the document. Let you know towards the end of this call, but for now like I mean you know, let's, let's get all the updates and then you.

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That, like I, want to I want to ensure that, like everybody on the call, you know has their turn to actually give their updates. She won't do you have anything else. I will talk to me and probably, like you know, start giving you some issues to work on, and you know I'm not sure. If everybody knows like you know shoe bombs. Pr was accepted like yesterday it was in the sto adapter repository.

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One of the things is that that change was actually a reasonably big one, so great job so mom. You know, of course like no, you don't have to learn some interesting stuff, but you know I'm pretty sure. Like you know, the journey was actually enjoyable. You learned quite a bit from it awesome awesome. Yeah I mean we are.

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Glad that, like you know, you are learning and and making.

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Some really big changes, yeah.

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I mean so this is actually a good thing. Now we will start giving you something slightly bigger and you know so on and so forth right you can all start taking like you know, bigger challenges and start working on them so which is which is really nice. So it's a great job. Shubham on that I just wanted. You know, everybody know it.

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Awesome awesome all right, let's more, the next person is it Anand, Ashish dungeon, who wants to go next.

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Actually I was PC seven days ago and.

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I was just going through the issues that I was assigned. One of them was the opening processor does not work on Windows, desktop I said so. I think that one is done if there is anything to update in that or add new functionalities, I can work on it and the other one is pulling. The latest rocket opposed last Friday I think as Friday our last witness day, he called push.

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If we don't have tacos, we can download it, and if we are not able to download, then we will give the user the link to download that binary file. So I was just going through that and I was just thinking. So what next should be done or what it is yeah.

A

Cool cool- that's that's, definitely a great thing. One thing I think Lee uh I mean I, saw the conversation between you early Lee actually wanted to. You know, move on to the CTL my sri CTO. So did you already create the issue for that.

C

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Awesome yeah, like I mean, if you can't create it and then you know start working on it like you know that will be. That will be fantastic, because that is going to be a slightly bigger change. In the sense it's going to be spread out, like you know where you have to actually update the documents, you know update some wings to ensure that, like everything is working in to end- and you know, everybody can actually start using a mushrik CTO. So that will actually be like a great thing. I.

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Had one no doubt that in the mystery a mystery page left 5io towards slash machete, there is a three line code that holds the mystery by mystery: bash script. To start magician. Here there is only one link in when we will keep mr. sutiya to the users. It will contain exe and the binary. So we will require two different links: I guess for a necessity of binary and the exe file for Windows.

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You don't need it now, you know what are you know on I will say, first create issue and then let's, let's walk through the I'll walk through the changes that are required sounds good. Okay, yeah, it shouldn't be complicated. That should be pretty straightforward, but they will definitely be an extra step like you know, because at least like you know now what we are publishing is actually an archive like a zip archive.

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So what we'll have to do is like you know, we'll have to curl download it like it and then you'll have to expand the archive, and then you know yeah. So so there will be an extra step.

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But what is the best way to do it? Like you know, I'll say: let's, let's talk about it and I'm kind of you know choose to choose the best path forward.

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The old issues.

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No I think I think, like you know, most of at least from my knowledge. Lee has actually merged it.

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Like you know, pretty much all the pr's like you know that were left so I think most of your peers are, you know, merged I can I can definitely take a look at it just to be sure, if not like I'll, let you know like you know anything that needs attention yeah, but now like I'll, say: okay, create this issue and then and then, like an hour live you know, let's work on that together, so that you know you can you can actually get this completed like how pretty so, hopefully by Friday we can have this completed and in the community called we can.

A

Let everybody know that hey. We are migrating to my studio. You know that would be great.

C

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Awesome awesome thanks: Anand Ashish.

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No, no problem go ahead, go ahead.

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I mean okay, so two things right like I'm, not sure that the project is called mushroom and then now, if you, if you, if you open the mystery repo github repo, you will actually see a file called measuring now you know that file is actually just a script file. It's a it's a bash script file and what that does? Is it? Actually? You know, does some things like it? You know we have put together a few steps there like, for example, you know I. Would that give it like a start sub-command? It will do something.

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Stop we'll do something you know update will do something healing will do something. I mean it used to be a script right Latino, so the measure E is actually a script, but then now what we are doing is we are actually moving away from it to a CTL which is actually written in go and the reason is you know this. This measure ECT will be much more powerful than the bash court right like no, because bash grip is like a single file.

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This is going to be, like you know, much more organized way of doing it now this, since this is a CTL I, can will have much more power to actually do things like hey, you are on Windows. So let me do some extra things for you, for you know, because your windows or you are on Mac, you know. So let me do some extra state, like you know some custom things for Mac. You know on your machine or in three.

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If you are on Linux, like you know, you see the point right like you know, so it we have much more power to actually do much more, not just act like me. Eventually, the way it's going to be is like you know, my sri CTL will go to a point where we can invoke and make it talk to measuring using api's, and things like that.

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You see the point right EXO, so we are working towards a CLI which is going to be like a much more powerful than what we have today, which is actually a password. So so we have been wanting to actually migrate away from it, but then like in essence, we have always been. You know focused on other stuff. You know it's been hard to come back to it. So one thing is like an honor has been like.

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You know one of the main contributors to my sri CTO, so you know so I think today, Lee has actually asked him to you know. Take it forward in the sense you know take all the needed to switch over so which is actually we were talking about.

B

And for Windows, that's.

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Correct yeah, some of you guys are already using my sri CTL, so which is kind of good. So it's about time that we make everybody use my shrah CTL and not my Sri script. So that's that's what this is all about.

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Awesome Ashish.

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Hello: hey, how are you I.

D

Say I'm fine awesome.

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Dude, so how? How how are things, what are you working on.

D

So I was working on lately. Choosing the Machine link, I'd, repo and MSM repo, which I published it very good. Also I was working on sir graph snowboard writable time out, but I need to implement that waiting indicators when the user is waiting for a drop down. There should be something indicating that the operation is performing in the battle right performing in.

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I merge that PR yesterday I did have to make a little bit of changes. Yeah.

C

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Then, like you know, I urge that gr yesterday.

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Yes did you know that.

D

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Awesome I mean what you were doing was great right. Like I mean awesome, you know so you you actually were trying out some new things for there, like you know, that's that's fantastic, but what I bid was like you know: I just I just changed that a bit like you know, because we already have this sort of a UI way of you know indicating the user, so I just wanted to kind of reuse that so that's what I did like you know with that.

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So so that's kind of the only change I did like you know the other one we're more like back and changes like you know some some tiny things. You know some changes to the backend. So so it's not it's not major but like I, just added that little bit of a sauce and- and you know so- I kind of accepted the pr yesterday. So so great job on that, like I said it was a great effort. I know this is probably like you know the first time you are venturing into the measure EUI space.

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I know. Nickel is much more comfortable now, but but for you like I, think this is the first time so you know. So it's a good attempt for sure I know, like you know, day in day out, like you, will actually get much more comfortable with it and you'll, be you know, you'll be in a place where you start working on. You know some totally new things. You.

D

Know yes, so I was working on that issue where, from some of the repose of the mystery that the ochre part was removed. So right.

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I copied all the parts on that to different. It was like lingard. In addition, awesome.

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Awesome yeah I remember that PR yesterday.

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Awesome, that's fantastic yeah. This is great awesome, Ashish, anything else. You working on yeah.

D

So, after completing all my issues, I asked Lisa that on which issue should I work further, so he told me that one issue is there when open, that dashboard set the colors of the linker console and that easter is some somewhat varying from the which is already present out there. So sir told me to test align with the older version of the colors, which are there in the dashboard I.

A

See? Okay, okay! All right! That's awesome, awesome! So you're working on something new, that's fantastic! I'll! Take a look at you know all your PRS, I'm, pretty sure I merged some I think I even commented on some, but you know if again, like I. Just reiterate: I can ensure that, like you know, your changes are, you know, accepted the right way.

A

Okay, set up this awesome, Ashish, hey thanks a lot! All right is it is it guns on whose left now.

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Yeah, okay, you are.

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One yeah, you know that was file or directory' that can I share my screen, yeah.

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Please go ahead. Yeah go ahead! Squeeze all yours.

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Is my volume I'm trying to think not getting any top?

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Okay, so I think what the thing called this issue. So what to do it here? Oh.

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Okay, so you have a bullish. You, oh I, see. Okay, that makes sense. Okay, gotcha! You know what um so this is PR number 18. Okay, so, oh sorry, no is is that PR number 18. Is that correct.

B

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Gotcha, you don't want to know after this call, I'll come back there and I comment on. You know, I'll, give you some tips, so you should be able to like not finish it very quickly. Let's get your PR.

B

More issued, so that is.

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And he had it yes, tech, so each one Oh.

A

Actually, you know what that that should be taken out. It's good that, like an I, saw it look that should be taken out. It's good that you brought it up. I I'll actually comment on your PR and I'll. Let you know like what what you should do there make sense.

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Also on Twitch on which to work now what yeah cool, which I shouldn't work now, oh.

A

I, you know what you know. Maybe after this call like I'll sing up with Lee and, like you know, I'll, you know we doesn't have like quite a bit of issues like you know, I'll start distributing them. I know I'm, like I have to get back to each and every one of you after this call, like you know with what do you guys have to work next on? So you know I'll get back to you on on the act like after this call.

B

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Alright, did we go? Did we cover everybody on this call, I think I covered on and Ashish Khan John and he killed awesome. So this is one thing: let's go to.

A

So here is the mastery repo and in the Missouri repo I'm, going to share my screen in just a second in the Missouri repo. There is a new file.

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It's called the git workflow, so I'm going to be sharing that in like a minute now so present.

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Yes, alright, okay, so can you guys see my screen in a minute? You should be able to see my screen. Okay, cool. Do you see my screen now? He's awesome, that's fantastic! Okay! So now, here there is a document. This is inside the measure. Irie PO. You can see the the link like you know. It says it's my Cherie slash, git workflow dot MD. So after this call it I would say. Okay, you guys should should go. Read this document. Now it's a simple document like you know.

A

What it's saying is it's telling you how you should fork a repo how you would make changes to you know how you will work on your changes and then here is one way like you know where you need to also add the main measure II as an upstream and and it literally walks you through all the steps you need to do for you to actually work on work following this knew I. Wouldn't you know, maybe we can call it a new way of working with you know, get and the layer five repos.

A

So you can see, like you know, it's not very different. Like I mentioned, like it's not very different, there was just one fundamental change which is like, instead of just branching and working you'll, be creating a fork and you'll be working from your fork. So every time like you know, there's a change, you'll work off of your fork and so on and so forth. So this way we, as you know as the org owners like I, will not have to actually worry about granting anybody access anybody in the world who's interested.

A

You know they can come. They can immediately fork the repo because for forking you don't need permissions, you can just anybody can come and fork and then they can work on their fork and then once they changes it's done. Well, sorry, once the changes are done looking out, then they can create a PR to the main branch, sorry to the main repo. So you know we can review the PR and then we can just accept it. You know so it's as simple as that.

A

So so this is the dock, but this dog actually walks you through much more. Since it actually talks about all the cases like overall, like you can see, it starts off with you know, it says: okay, so how do you create a for? That's the first part here and then it says: how do you clone your your fork and and work with it?

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And then here is a recommendation of how to add upstream and then how to verify the up streams or the remotes, and then here he is suggesting, like an all fetch upstream and you know, checking all the branches checking out. You know the master, and then you know how you can merge with upstream. You know that kind of thing. So so it pretty much walks you through all the steps. You know you actually need to know in order to start working with. You know this new model.

A

It's not like I said it's not too different it. The only extra step is that forking now the other thing is, you don't have to work every time right like and you just for once the first time and from then on you, you always have your your copy of the repo, so you can always like you know, work on that, keep it up-to-date and then, like you know, you know, create PRS to the main main repo make sense.

A

I, don't expect you I, don't I, don't expect you guys to understand the whole thing you know and right now, but you know all I'm saying is you know when you have some time? You know take a look at this workflow document. It is under the the measure, repo and you should be able to like it or read through this, and you know, get an understanding. If you have any doubts, you know feel free to ping me orally and we will definitely be there to actually it'll help.

A

You answer your questions and you know get you through the rest make sense.

C

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Awesome awesome guys, that's fantastic. um This is kind of what you know. The only thing I wanted to actually introduce you guys to today. We we merged this into into the mystery repo on Friday, I, think late, Friday or maybe over the weekend.

A

So so we have not we're not yet enforcing it, but I think probably this Friday onwards I think Lee would probably start enforcing it so which is so, which is the reason why I'm letting you guys know because you know you are you guys are like you know one of the major contributors to all the repos in in in layer five. So that's that's pretty much looking what I wanted to ask you tell you guys and yes, I have made a note that you know I should get back to I mean by me like it.

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I don't mean just me right, like I'll, be working with Lee and you know we will start giving you some issues to work on and- and you guys can actually you know start working on the next set of issues. So you guys have something to work on.

A

Awesome guys anything else, you guys want to talk about.

A

No sir, all right, okay, see you guys, see you guys on Friday, of course, like I know, we all be in touch on slack, but you know see you guys on Friday, for the community call I'll, try my best to get back to you guys, like an ass quickly as I can with some new things, for you guys to work on sure.

A

Yeah, awesome, awesome, hey guys, see me I'm pretty.