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Monthly RIOT developer meeting
When
Mon May 28, 2018 5pm – 6pm Berlin
Where
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Who
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Martine Lenders - creator
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Hi devs! Hi maintainers! Welcome to the new maintainers btw!
I already sketched some ideas for today’s meeting [1]. Unfortunately the last month
meeting couldn’t be held because of some confusions and a (uncommon?) situation on
which the last Monday of the month was actually the last day of the month, thus
didn’t match our aim to have the meeting before Hack’n’ACK. I think the best move
will be to move the meeting *always* before the Hack’n’ACK as a priority so there’s
no confusion.
There’s also a change on the communication channel [2], please note it, I’ll be
waiting for you there.
Thanks in advance for attending and don’t hesitate to add your topics to the list!
I also added the last discussed topics, which actually were resolved! Congrats to
all devs and maintainers who made it happen 
Cheers!
Francisco Javier Acosta Padilla
Research Engineer at INFINE team
Inria Saclay Ile-de-France
[1] http://piratepad.net/devel-meeting-28052018
[2] https://jitsi.tools.ietf.org/riot-devs-meeting
Yes Martine, thanks for the info!
Unfortunately the pad we opened yesterday was removed 
if someone kept a copy
of it I would be super thankful if you can share it.
Otherwise, I want just to point out the resolutions from the meeting:
- We need to open an issue to track Hardware In the Loop testing for improvements,
since there’s a considerable increase on the CI time when tests fail. There are
some concerns about native testing but I don’t have the details that Sebastian
have pointed out.
- There is a code coverage effort being made by Sebastian (can you please share
again the link?)
- We will try to move into a hwcrypto API, which might be helpful for “simple”
crypto operations, though it will be very complicated to adapt it for its usage
on more complex implementations (tinycrypt, tweetnacl, eventually mbedtls).
- Today’s Hack’n’ACK will be focused on I2C testing and merging, whenever possible.
Thanks again for attending!
Cheers,
Paco.