Finish getting HEAD building on RHEL5 and VC90 (January) High Priority
RHEL5 seems just about there, Joanne is working along with VC90
Get L1proc GlastRelease building on RHEL5 (January) High Priority
Must complete upgrade to new Gaudi to handle gcc4.1 by merging in all modifications from P8, yet avoiding all P8 specific changes
Heather (likely with help from Joanne)
Validate GR on RHEL5 and VC90/Win 7 and end support for RHEL4/VC71 (Jan/Feb) High Priority
Joanne, Heather, Michael, Johann, Tracy, Leon, & M.E/Warren for L1proc
Complete system test upgrade to SCons High Priority
(ASAP - preferably allowing for cmt/scons while we are in transition)
Liz/Leon
Virtualization of GlastRelease - moderate-high
Joanne
Complete migration to Wired and (drop FRED?) - moderate-high
https://jira.slac.stanford.edu/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&pid=10630&status=1
Tony, Dima, Leon, Heather
Upgrade to MySQL 5 (end of Feb.) - moderate priority
Arash should be handling the details, we should be prepared already for calibrations, Kim left some notes for CMT RM DBs.
Michael & Joanne
Handle XML and geometry constants in SCons RM as done in CMT RM - moderate priority
Joanne providing the details and Tom S doing the legwork or possibly Michael
Upgrade cfitsio for ST and GR when tip has been suitably updated by FSSC - moderate priority
Tom G is waiting patiently for the cfitsio upgrade
Eric Winter handling tip modifications. Heather to handle cfitsio upgrade, which should just require picking up the new cfitsio we already have available.
Sounds like we might be ready?
We have been stuck with an old version of cfitsio because some code, specifically some code in pulsar tools, requires an undocumented feature of that version which is explicitly not supported in newer versions, namely simultaneous access by more than one client of memory-resident files. Attempts to add this support to tip itself have so far been unsuccessful. It's clear that, at the very least, it would involve a substantial reworking of the package, so Eric took a different tack: he modified the pulsar code to use a disk file. This 2-line change appears to have done the trick. He has so far tested with SL5, 32- and 64-bit, and snow leopard.
Sweep through online workbook to determine updates/modifications needed. - moderate priority.
Workbook will die if not kept up to date
Heather/Joanne/Jim for ST
Implement longer term plan to handle workbook or determine we're happy with status quo - low-moderate priority
We're dealing so far - especially thanks to the automated updates through Hudson.
Heather, Joanne, Jim, Richard, Tony, and anyone else who cares to provide some input
Move to the current ROOT release for GR and ST - low-moderate priority
Just to keep up to date, can be done anytime.
Heather
Upgrade GlastRelease to RHEL6 - low-moderate priority
We can likely go a year or so with RHEL5, but picking up RHEL6 may not be so hard and Johann is forging ahead with gcc 4.4
likely just requires a rebuild of existing externals, rather than full upgrades.
Johann, Joanne & Heather
Followed by validation on RHEL6
Michael, Johann, Heather, Joanne
Automate HEAD and Release builds of GR in SCons RM (anytime) low priority
as we can trigger builds by hand, could be done now.
Tom S.
Handle ChangeLog or release.notes diff in SCons RM as done in CMT RM (or something similar) - low priority
Michael & Karen
End CMT automated builds for all operating systems - low priority
Michael, requires changing some DB settings
Further consider virtualization of ScienceTools? low priority
Not clear how much desire there is for this, and we need the parameters to be set first. Tom has spoken to Stephen Zimmer so perhaps there is more interest beyond Toby.
Tom S / Joanne