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v3.3.3-pre
- Jakob forum summary: memstat option should not be available if TMemStat isn't built; MakeProject() makes use of `using namespace std;`; will create issues for these
- Jakob will update the shifters' instructions to mention "issue triaging"
# Github/Jira dupe issues
- Jakob: should keep Jira issue, as it has the history
- Duplicating Github issue should have enough text such that people can find it.
- Jakob: link to Jira search from bug submission Github page
- Javier: should close duplicate Github issue as duplicate; mention Jira issue in GH issue and GH issue in Jirta issue (aka cross link)
- Vincenzo: search should include closed GH issues
- Axel: add link to all GH issues (open and closed) to bug submission template?
=> Converged on:
- ACTION [Axel]: add links to Jira and GH open and closed bugs into bug submission template
- we close dupe GH issue, cross referencing Jira and GH, bi-directionally
# GH issue .root attachments
- Have a public cernbox upload "slot"
- Problem: people don't get a link after uploading, cannot reference uploaded file.
- ACTION [Axel] to open ticket with Cernbox, to see whether they can offer a link after the upload (file drop)
- Postpone until next meeting.
# Milestones for closed bugs
- When closing bugs, MUST mention the next releases the fix will be in; this will allow the issue to show up in the release notes as fixed.
- In the future, could have a GH Action that complains if issue gets closed as fixed without milestone
# tutorials: #includes? main()?
- #includes are useful for documentation, or copying into compiled code
- Stephan: ".C+g" / ACLiC needs includes; tutorials should probably work?
- Axel: need to compete e.g. with Jupyter notebooks' readability, with tutorials that don't distract from what they try to educate on.
- Vincenzo likes to have all the info
- Axel: as we don't compile these tutorials, we might well have missing `#include`s
- Enrico: `main()`s from different tutorials interfere; we *could* solve that by renaming `main()` in cling (Javier's shadow namespace solves this)
- Jakob: ACLiC should work even without includes
- Vincenzo: how is a user supposed to know that Vector3D.h needs to be included for https://github.com/root-project/root/blob/master/tutorials/dataframe/df102_NanoAODDimuonAnalysis.C ?
- Javier: could provide include-generator for code
- Stephan: multi-main is supported by cling (shadowing) ".x"
- Will postpone decision until next meeting.
# `std::data` / using namespace std
- discussion postponed until next week;
- see https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/ambiguous-data-in-global-scope/41490