Hi folks, the CLT met on Monday August 5. We discussed a few topics: * The mailing lists are a problem to moderate right now with a huge increase in spam. We have two problems: 1) the moderation system's web front-end apparently isn't operational. That's getting fixed. 2) The moderation is a big load regardless. Casey asked if we want to move to the Linux Foundation-managed list system; Josh will take that to the board since it involves some cost. * Squid Release. 19.1.1 testing is making good progress. * (Likely) Final quincy release 17.2.8 is next up in the queue. There isn't a lot targeted for it right now, so please apply the explicit 17.2.8 milestone or set needs-qa on quincy-labeled PRs if you want Yuri to help move them forward. * The big topic is centos8 stream, in two ways: 1) We dropped building packages for it in the middle of the Reef stable release stream because our build system can't handle the way they closed the release. (Packages are still available at archival URLs, but we aren't set up to use those and probably can't access them the same way we normally do.) This has understandably upset some people. Can we fix it? 2) We had many developers spend a lot of time unexpectedly updating our QA systems when 8.stream disappeared, and it's still an ongoing problem for things like upgrade testing of backports. Is Centos stream a reliable base for our container images, package building, and test infrastructure? Should we move elsewhere? We need more information and a wider discussion, so this was also a topic at yesterday's CDM. We will continue to discuss and coordinate with other interest groups and keep you informed. -Greg