[[!meta title="Developer Weekend (February 2019)"]]
[[!meta author="Daniel Silverstone"]]
[[!meta date="2019-02-16 10:00:00"]]

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Attendees
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* Michael Drake
* Vincent Sanders
* Daniel Silverstone

Apologies
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* John-Mark Bell

Statement of work (from November)
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Within the fortnight we will:

1. Have `monkeyfarmer` and `monkey-driver` updated to work with 401 and the
   full feature set thus-far defined.
2. Have a set of tests in the `netsurf-test` repository along with their
   metadata.
3. Have those tests aggregated during the build/install of the repo
4. Have a CI job which downloads that aggregation, acquires a source-all
   tarball, and builds monkey from that, running the driver across the test
   set.

Topics
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* Daniel to sort wapcaplet dodginess with modern libcs/compilers.
* Do the SoW from November
* Attempt to correct the sanitize situation with libdom.  Failing that, disable
  the job
* Bug Triage
* Figure out why master branch packaging jobs are failing
* Review framebuffer's feature set and decide on a battle plan


Monkey
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Discussions
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Activity
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Bug Triage
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Daniel
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* Found and fixed issue with warning in wapcaplet.  Learned that `memcpy` has
  a return value.  Shocking!
* Fixed a monkey `TEXT` plot call bug which was introducing spurious newlines
  and also failing to render the limited text string properly.  This now
  enables the `401LOGIN` support previously written in the `monkeyfarmer.py`

Michael
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Vincent
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* Updated all working toolchains (not atari) with new openssl/curl etc. 
* fixed framebuffer install target to use install program and install messages file with the correct case. bug [2616](http://bugs.netsurf-browser.org/mantis/view.php?id=2616)
* fixed bug [2468](http://bugs.netsurf-browser.org/mantis/view.php?id=2468) to get openbsd building framebuffer
* resolved package build faliures in CI

Frontends
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## Atari

If we do nothing about the toolchains soon, it'll be entirely demoted.

## Cocoa

Basically gone away

## Otherwise...

We revisited the decisions made in [September 2017](../sep-2017/#index4h1) and
decided they're all good so we're not changing them for now.



Next time
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__Dunno Yet__