= Attendees =

* Eric, Greg, TomF, Conrad, TomG, Elaine

= Agenda =
* Action items
* ChimeraX
  * PyQt license needs to be renewed soon
  * Toolbar and button bar unification
  * Manager/provider toolshed functionality (#1661)
  * RBVI bundles on toolshed
    - Change build process to trim down list of bundles in standard release while still testing toolshed-only bundles
  * Stable APIs, #922
  * Documentation strategy
  * 1.0 features (roadmap)
* [wiki:EricsSOW Possibilities for Eric's SOW]

= Discussion =
* ChimeraX
  * PyQt license needs to be renewed soon
    - Post-5.12.1 fixes browser history bug
    - PySide2 (which requires 5.12) may be an adequate replacement for PyQt
    - How much is PyQt license, and when does ours expire?
  * Toolbar and button bar unification
    - Add comments to [wiki:toolbar-unification]
    - Greg split the label display options and added home tab
    - Greg will implement ribbon in Qt
  * Manager/provider toolshed functionality (#1661)
    - Conrad will work on this
  * Putting RBVI bundles on toolshed
    - Want separate run-time vs build-time dependencies in bundle_info.xml
    - Visit the bundle-release page (from intranet) and release your bundles
    - Need to segregate "standard" bundles from "extra" bundles
  * What happens when restoring a session that uses an uninstalled tool?
    - There is a manifest of bundles referenced by session file
    - Need to detect missing bundles
      - Show warning or offer to install bundle?
      - Restore rest of session or give up or ask user?
      - What about gui vs nogui?
        - Currently, tools are skipped in nogui mode
        - Might get unnecessary warning about missing bundle that won't be used for restoring session in nogui mode
  * Stable APIs
    - See action items
  * Move to github
    - Move to private RBVI github project
      - Easier to share with collaborators with github admin tools
      - "pull requests" should simplify enhancement/fix submission
      - will not happen that soon

= Action Items =
  * TomF will look up PyQt license information