Since then, the group met every week.
The focus of the group has been on PR reviews to prepare for the ROS 2 Jazzy feature freeze.
I really want to thank everyone who joined and helped us for their contributions, in particular @JM_ROS for his huge work.
Now, I would like to keep the effort going.
I plan to host the meeting every two weeks.
The purpose of meetings can vary: if you have questions, doubts or proposals concerning the ROS 2 client libraries (e.g. rclcpp, rcl, rclpy, etc) feel free to join and discuss it with the group!
Yes, sorry, I was about to write something on Discourse, but then I forgot.
My plan would be to keep the meeting link alive, but have a meeting only when there are items on the agenda.
Assuming that the meetings stay at the same time (Friday morning Pacific Time), this would mean that if there are no topics to discuss by Thursday EOD, then the meeting won’t happen.
I have a couple of topics I can discuss, but since I’m in Tokyo, the proposed time does not work well…
We can discuss here if you’d like but basically I have encountered a few issues that I think we can try to tackle:
rclpy: performance of the default executor is not so great. I see that work has been started on type annotations, I also have experience there and can lend a hand.
rclcpp: I hit a few pitfalls when shutting down an action server, so I’d like to discuss updating the documentation or changing the default behavior.
I think that these are very interesting topics that are worth a meeting.
We could try to schedule a meeting at 4 or 5 PM Pacific Time, which would be 8 or 9 AM Tokyo time.
Ok thanks, I think it takes some time for the google server to “apply the changes” (i.e. that the group is public).
In the meantime I sent an invite to the people I know the email of (i.e. @tomoyafujita@JM_ROS@mjcarroll).
This is the calendar invite for the meeting with the google link
If people are having issues to join, please send me a direct message here on Discourse with your email address and I will manually add you while I figure out this issue
The next meeting will be again at a time that is favourable for Europe.
Unfortunately finding something that works for everyone is hard (probably impossible?)