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The Toolforge monthly meeting is a one-hour engineering-focused meeting to discuss the current state and the future plans of Toolforge, to unblock some decisions or to get everyone on the same page. It is currently held on a Tuesday every month at 17:00 CE(S)T.

The first Toolforge monthly meeting was held in November 2022, and there had been several informal Toolforge-specific meetings from time to time before that. During its history, the meeting has also been known as the Toolforge council meeting or the Toolforge workgroup meeting. The Toolforge workgroup name is now sometimes used to refer to the bi-weekly check-in meeting held by the Cloud Services team staff who regularly work on the Toolforge project.

This meeting is meant to be open in nature:

Next meeting agenda

The next meeting is planned for 2026-05-26.

  • buildpacks upgrades
  • Toolforge membership requests: should we revisit the process?
    • We're getting more and more AI-generated requests and it's difficult to evaluate if they're in good faith
  • Standard items:
    • k8s upgrade workgroup progress
    • Push to deploy beta
    • Sustainability score
  • <Add yours here!>

Former meeting minutes

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