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waltminer Apr 19 Newsletter posted
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waltminer May 31 newsletter
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 ====== Current Version of Weekly AGL Developer Newsletter ======
-==== April 19, 2019 ====
+==== May 31, 2019 ====
+Here it is!  Issue number thirty of the weekly AGL newsletter highlighting work going on around the AGL Community has landed on your doorstep.
-Welcome to issue number twenty-six of the weekly AGL newsletter highlighting work going on around the AGL Community. Monday is a bank holiday in many countries, so enjoy your long weekend. You can also find the latest issue and back issues on our wiki page.  https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/newsletter
+You can find the latest issue and back issues of the newsletter on our wiki page. https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/newsletter. Feedback and comments on the newsletter are welcome.   wminer@linuxfoundation.org
-Feedback and comments are welcome.   wminer@linuxfoundation.org
 Regards,\\
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 ==== Highlights ====
-)	The Grumpy Guppy Patch Release 7.0.1 was made on Thursday. See https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/agl-distro/release-notes#grumpy_guppy_701 for all of the details.
-)	Some documentation site updates were made to formatting, but we still need some help with HTML5, CSS, and such to improve the site’s look and feel. If you have expertise in these areas and want to help, check out JIRA issues SPEC-2317, <del>SPEC-2318</del>, and SPEC-2319. Please contact me if you can help us out. We will be looking for more redesign of the overall look and feel of the site as well.  There is an Epic in Jira (SPEC-2330) with subtasks that cover the redesign.
+)	Grumpy Guppy patch release 7.0.2 was made last week. https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/agl-distro/release-notes#grumpy_guppy_702. Release 7.0.3 is planned for the end of June. The schedule was updated on the wiki page with updated plans for Guppy patch releases and the Happy Halibut release candidates. https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/schedule
+)	Save the date for the next AGL All-Member Meeting. It will be held October 22-23, 2019 in Monte Carlo. This is an exciting location with a rich car racing history. Sponsorships are now available and we will open the CFP soon. There will also be F2F SAT an Expert Group meetings held on October 24. https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/agl-amm-eu-2019/
-)	The hardware specification being written by the Reference Hardware System Architecture EG will be released to the System Architecture Team in this week for review and approval. This should lead to a 2-DIN hardware prototype that can be purchased by AGL Members. A draft version of the spec can be found here for review and early comments. **NOTE: A new revision was uploaded today!**  https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/_media/eg-rhsa/agl_referencehardwarespec_v0.2.0draft.pdf
+)	Long-term support for the AGL UCB. We are documenting requirements that will be reviewed at this week’s SAT meeting.  https://confluence.automotivelinux.org/x/X4CP
-)	Let’s talk about Telematics!  The Connectivity EG is working on creating a reference device for telematics. The code should be dropped into gerrit in the next two weeks.  The V2C EG is starting a white paper to details for end-to-end Vehicle to Cloud use cases and requirements.  Please join either of these Expert Groups if you are interested in bringing telematics to AGL.
+)	The SAT is also having a discussion about how we improve the AGL UCB readiness of AGL. This discussion will continue during this week’s SAT call.  See confluence at https://confluence.automotivelinux.org/x/bICP
-)	Last chance to sign up for the F2F meeting on May 7 – 9 at Igalia’s office in Coruna, Spain. Sign up on the wiki if you plan to make it. A lot of important topics are on the agenda. https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/agl-distro/may2019-f2f
+)	The hardware specification being written by the Reference Hardware System Architecture EG was reviewed during the meeting in Spain. This should lead to a 2-DIN hardware prototype that can be purchased by AGL Members. The current version of the spec can be found here. https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/_media/eg-rhsa/agl_referencehardwarespec_v0.2.2.pdf   The next step is take this document and create an RFQ that can be responded to by possible hardware designers. I am working to get the first draft of the RFQ ready for this week’s SAT call (June 6).
+)	The agenda for Automotive Linux Summit was posted. ALS will be held July 17 – 19 in Tokyo. https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/automotive-linux-summit-2019/program/schedule/
 )	When you make your travel plans to attend Automotive Linux Summit, remember that we will hold a Face-to-Face SAT and Expert Group meeting on July 16 the day before ALS begins. Sign up at https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/agl-distro/jul2019-f2f
-)	Upcoming deadlines for developers. The deadline for submitting patches for guppy 7.0.2 is next Friday, April 28 for a planned May 3 release. The deadline for submitting patches to master for the Happy Halibut RC1 is May 3 for a planned May 10 release.
 ==== This week’s meetings:====
+=== Monday ===
+None - V2C EG Call Canceled
 === Tuesday ===
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 :00 UTC - [[:agl-sat-meetings|System Architecture Team]]
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