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Sprint 2 of UTG Jira development items is in progress, focusing on release tracking
Scheduling meeting for mid March to define release tracking requirements
Met with Lawrence to get started with Jira automation development
Priorities are automating creation of branch and cloning, as well as automating commit and push after editing changes
May eliminate need for Sourcetree
May be possible to edit resources directly in GitLab, eliminating dependency on cloning a local copy
Ask Rob and Peter for help recruiting for Realm-Based OSG
Ask TSMG main call for Vocab/TSMG members for the Vocab OSG
Suggest all members/co-chairs be in Vocab OSG (unless in another OSG)
TSC clarification
Need to ask for clarification for ad hoc OSGs and how OSGs may change but membership does not automatically refresh on tickets already in Consensus Review
Expectations for when members of an OSG need to change
THO release schedule
Need input from TSC/HQ and they have requested some information from TSMG on documentation and level of effort
Info sent to Rob and Bryn who will follow up with TSC
THO post-release cleanup
Need policy for cleaning up THO branches (created to commit content changes via UTG process)
Consideration for later: Need a policy for old proposals because branches will become very outdated and cause issues for both submitters and the Terminology Curator due to large number of merge conflicts over time
Feedback from Marc (aka Terminology Curator) - will also follow up with Grahame
There are likely four options
Keeping all the branches
Removing all or some branches in bitbucket
Removing all or some branches in github (but keep in bitbucket)
Currently leaning towards this option and removing all github branches except for current and previous release
Lisa suggests an announcement thread in Zulip #terminology/announcements to say this is the approach we are thinking of taking (which would also help with THO release announcements, interface changes, new external terminologies, etc.)
Removing all or some branches in both bitbucket and github
Will raise option #3 for a vote tomorrow
Vocab suggests that TSMG require all code systems to have a Steward
UTG submitters would need to get WG approval from the Steward to propose changes to the code system
Discussed on main TSMG call but no one wanted to make a motion to make this a policy
Steward definition
The WG responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the code system (not to be confused with Publisher who makes the content available)
This implies that the WG has the domain expertise/knowledge related to the code system
The primary point of contact for questions or issues with the code system
FYI: Vocab added an extension for steward, there is a proposal to update the definition of publisher (which was intended to represent steward) and remove the extension
Might be a good idea to get a count of how many code systems in THO do not have a steward value
How should we assign WGs for code systems without a Steward?
Is Vocab the Steward for all V3 code systems?
Many things in V3 used in FHIR and V2 things used in V3 which complicates things
Ted suggests that the right thing to do is grind through all of them to assign a steward and since things cross product family lines then Vocab may need to be Steward and approach the grind that way
Approach Vocab to be Steward for any code system without one currently
Could be significant work if many changes are proposed to these code systems
What about retired? Must first be made active, needs further discussion
Add missing Value Sets for cda-core-2.0
Review correspondence on
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Getting issue details...STATUS
Probably need to make a corresponding code system
May be able to clarify that they are active value sets used by CDA and previously used as a V3 concept domain but are now considered retired in V3 via the <definition>