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*** vtkTeem: Should this later be maintained in a dedicated repository ? With it own dashboard and testing infrastructure ? | *** vtkTeem: Should this later be maintained in a dedicated repository ? With it own dashboard and testing infrastructure ? |
Revision as of 19:01, 27 May 2014
Home < Developer Meetings < 20140527To discuss
- Review Roadmap and issue tracker
- Open discussion, Q&A
Conclusion
- Extensions: Will add a convenience launcher to allow easy use of the ExtensionWizard
- SubjectHierarchy: Csaba will rebase the commits and then integrate into Slicer core
- Matt will look at jsonld and finalize integration of the parameter serializer
- Update of Teem version
- Currently using teem-1.1.10 (Dec 10, 2008) built from source. See here
- The idea would be to use teem-1.1.11 when available ? or teem trunk ?
- Raul will check with Gordon what is the status.
- Question to address:
- In case we depend on teem master/trunk/release-branch ... is there a github repo that could be forked and would make contribution of fixes easier ?
- vtkTeem: In Slicer we are maintaining a layer allowing to easily expose teem by integrating VTK and teem. See here, should we change anything ?
- vtkTeem: Should this later be maintained in a dedicated repository ? With it own dashboard and testing infrastructure ?