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Date
9 July 2009
In Attendance
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- Ben Wolfe
- Darius Jazayeri
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- You
- Win Ribeka
- Mike Seaton
- Justin Miranda
- Hamish Fraser
- Paul Biondich
- Burke Mamlin
- Brian McKown
Agenda
Minutes
- AMRS Registration Module for AMPATH
- Creating new patient Objects and generating ID cards for the patients.
- Financial piece to be included.
- PIH has touchscreen registration module.
- Used as part of primary care code.
- Does not have bar code generator yet. Can maybe use part of idcards module.
- Showed demo to Rockefeller
- TODO: Hamish, please ask developers to upload code to svn.openmrs.org
- Film crew from Rockefeller coming to AMPATH
- Volume on Hamish's microphone keeps going up and down.

- OpenMRS 1.5 Release Candidate (See Road Map )
- Could be released next week.
- UUID's and Serialization have not been tested.
- Modules must be tested with 1.5 RC.
- Would be good to have a web test framework set up.
- Test User Interface and API in real life use cases.
- TODO: Create a recipe or list of items that should be tested for the release. Testing Releases
- TODO: Darius please e-mail Implementers list for others to add to list of items to test.
- Test top 5 modules Module Statistics
- Need Web Layer Testing
- TODO: Ben please put OpenMRS 1.5 in labs.openmrs.org so we can test it.
- Is there an amount of testing that a Beta version should have before it is ready to be a Release Candidate?
- Ask the community to do testing.
- Largest installations should test Beta before we can have Release Candidate.
- Holding off a 1.5 Release Candidate should not preclude continuing alpha development on 1.6
- TODO: Brian to set up 1.5 on Regenstrief staging server so we can test list of items (and modules).
- Proposed Testing Workflow
- Developers test Beta version on staging server.
- Beta version that passes staging server tests is ready to graduate to Release Candidate.
- Test top 5-10 modules on Beta to see if it works or not
- Implementers test Release Candidate in a semi-production environment.
- Test top 5-10 modules on Release Candidate to see if it works or not
- Release Candidate that passes semi-production environment tests is ready to be a stable version.
- Serialization
- Should we pull it out of 1.5
- Keep Serialization Framework in 1.5
- Put rest of Serialization in a module (at least for 1.5).
- TODO: Make a ticket to do the above.
- Logicathon Branch
- Create process to decide what to merge and what to purge.
- Schedule what goes in for 1.6
- Some of Logic can go into a module
- Logic TODO's:
- TODO: Create a single notion of logic (merge things together).
- TODO: Win to separate logic into module (play with it).
- Logic API should be in core. Logic Eval should be in core. Tokens, etc., too.
- Google Summer of Code
- Deadline for Midterm Evaluations are Monday, July 13, 12:00 Noon Pacific Time.
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