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I'd like to continue to serve as the OpenStack Requirements PTL.
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Since the Austin summit the requirements team has worked to reduced tech debt
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and improve gating of constraints updates. This has reduced the number of
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fires after new OpenStack library updates. We still have several items in
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front of us. Continuing with the themes for my recent election:
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In rough priority order:
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- Improving communication, often decisions are made in the requirements team
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that affect many projects, I have a commitment to bringing more experts in
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for strategic reviews/discussions
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- Understand how we can work with/enhance pip tooling to create a more
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satisfactory requirements/constraints experience for OpenStack
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- Work closely with the release managers as there is still a lot of common
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issues there. In that a release of $project will trigger processes in the
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requirements team.
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- Getting openstack_requirements *code* to the point it can be installed as a
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library. We've seen issues in the past where stable branches need largish
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backports to work correctly. Really the *code* and *data* should be treated
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independently
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- Testing lower bounds of our supported requirements [lower-constraints.txt]
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If the team and community will have me I'm happy to serve again.
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