2023-03-20
March 20, 2023
Host: Carol Payne
Secretary: Carol Payne
Attendees:
Apologies:
Mark Titchener
OCIO TSC Meeting Notes
Config merging feature
Slides for reference:
Reference issue: #1359
This is a frequently requested issue, and Doug & Cedric from Autodesk are considering starting work on this feature next in their dev roadmap.
Kevin - cases 1 and 3 are user requirements, but 2 is application-based (allow applications to include required colorspaces)
Would NOT want applications to merge configs automatically based on start up
Config author should have control over config merging
Mark - agree. This is a large amount of complexity for not a lot of gain - these things are already possible by using current OCIO features, just need to learn
Doug - agree on complexity, we need to make sure we treat this carefully - most things would be added to appHelpers or a command-line tool
Micheal - could see this being useful to avoid duplication in applications for sure
Doug - applications can publish a default config, with their required spaces, and then the facility/author could have control over what gets merged when
Mark - adding a colorspace etc is one thing, but the rest - roles, search paths, etc is quite another
Doug - don't really think it's as complex as it sounds - but understand the hesitation.
Carol - maybe let's table this for now, give folks a chance to peruse the slides and think some more, and bring it back at the next meeting. Please post concrete thoughts on the issue or on the slides, not on slack, just to make it easier for tracking.
Google Season of Docs Application Proposal:
Please provide feedback on our proposal, here
Deadline is friday, feedback by wednesday please!
Carol following up with John Mertic re: budget estimates
Dedicate some TSC time to review open issues?
Sure, sounds good.
First step - do an overall github issue prune
Then build a curated list of issues at the top of the agenda
Build time into the agenda to discuss open issues each TSC
Remi - could use the discussion feature on github, some orgs ask folks to open a discussion first, and then promote worthy things to issues