diff --git a/Notes_Upgrades/meetings/nov_2019.md b/Notes_Upgrades/meetings/nov_2019.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8a0db0a8e --- /dev/null +++ b/Notes_Upgrades/meetings/nov_2019.md @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +Meeting November 2019 +===================== + + +Agenda +------ + +- How to package Tofu + - pip wheel + - where to set the requirements ? +- Which testing package to use ? + - nose2 + - pytest +- Travis + - platforms / matrix +- tutorials as tests ? +- matplotlib blog + +Present +-------- + +- Didier Vezinet (@Didou09) +- Florian Lebourdais (@flothesof) +- Laura Mendoza (@lasofivec) + +Summary of meeting 27/11/2019 +------------------------------ + +- Summary of the recent problems with setuptools, travis, distribution (pypi) + **Assignee**: Laura + +- Documentation problems: + + - More and more users asking for doc (mostly on IMAS). + - docstring: + Didier will update docstring of main user functions + **Assignee**: Didier + - website: + - add tutorials/cases with different configurations (ITER, WEST, JET, ...) [FLORIAN] + - add tutorial for only plot_touch: different types of shading, saving/exports and plotting selected pixels for plot_touch + - add tutorial for reflexions (number and types) + - 2d radiations with ITER data (best case) or fake data -> update the tutorial called Computing a camera image with custom emissivity + - sinogram: to be added to an existing tutorial + - how to build cameras: add more comments on how to create a camera (in the 5 minutes to Tofu) what are the different parameters. Maybe separate camera 1D and camera 2D and go into details on how it works. + + **Assignee**: Laura + Didier + Florian ? + Deadline: December ? + +- Which tool for tests: + - pytest : it looks like transition nose to pytest will be easy (pytest support nose tests and nose functions not used). Will have to clean imports from nose. + http://doc.pytest.org/en/latest/nose.html + Assignee: Florian + Deadline: next release. + +- Adding Tofu to conda-forge: + Florian proposes to add tofu to the conda-forge. For the next release ? + **Assignee**: - + Deadline: next release ? + +- matplotlib blog : we will re discuss this, once the tutorial are updated and that we have more examples/images