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Housekeeping: archive old meeting notes into git #120

Open tabbysable opened 1 month ago

tabbysable commented 1 month ago

to help keep the google docs snappy, let's copy some of the old notes into documents here in this git repo.

Proposed plan:

tabbysable commented 1 month ago

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tabbysable commented 1 month ago

/sig security /good-first-issue

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tabbysable commented 1 month ago

offhand thought: perhaps in a meeting-notes-archive directory, with subdirectories per subproject, and then names like 2022.md?

PushkarJ commented 1 month ago

Maybe this was discussed already:

Would this mean our archived notes are open for whole internet v/s accessible as before to only k-dev mailing list members? If yes, are we all okay with that?

tturquette commented 1 month ago

Hello @tabbysable. I am open to help with this activity. Please let me know if this is something I can work on.

lavishpal commented 1 month ago

Hi @tabbysable , would like to work on this issue. Can you assign this to me ?

tabbysable commented 1 month ago

Maybe this was discussed already:

Would this mean our archived notes are open for whole internet v/s accessible as before to only k-dev mailing list members? If yes, are we all okay with that?

Yeah, the notes docs are open for anonymous writes, so it will be good for the archived notes to be open too.

tabbysable commented 1 month ago

The three meeting notes docs that would benefit from archiving into git markdown are here: SIG Security meeting Tooling subproject Docs subproject

@tturquette @lavishpal Thank you both for your offers to help! You could certainly work together if you liked.

Last time I tried something like this, there were a few ways to copy out of google docs into Markdown with retained formatting, but none of them were perfect. I recommend doing some searching to see if anyone has published a good script or tool for that, and then just giving a try to generate some Markdown from the old notes.

tabbysable commented 1 month ago

Please do not delete any of the old notes from the Google docs. I will do that once we have some good markdown files commited to git.