Facilitator: Stephen Tramer
Notetaker: Finite_State
- stramer [Amazon]
- Aaron Ruiz [Amazon]
- AMZN_Micron
- Finchy [Amazon,Finch Studios]
- Finite_State
- JT [SCB_GameDesign]
- TishShute
- Will Hayward[AMZN]
- Chanelle [Amazon]
- Danilo [Amazon]
- Spotz
- AMZN JoeB
Regular SIG-Docs meeting scheduled for the second Tuesday of every month at 11am PST / 7pm UTC.
Finchy is the new community manager hired by Amazon, questions and ideas relating to community engagement and communication channels may be directed to her.
Feb-March is 2022 Planning season, so propose RFCs, projects, issues and reach out to the SIG with your feedback and suggestions.
SIG Reviewer/Maintainer Nomination: @willihay #28
SIG Reviewer/Maintainer Nomination: @micronAMZN #27
SIG Reviewer/Maintainer Nomination: @chanmosq #26
SIG Reviewer/Maintainer Nomination: @paucom #30
Approved new maintainers for sig-docs-community: Chanelle [Amazon], AMZN_Micron, Will Hayward[AMZN].
Approved new reviewer for sig-docs-community: Paucom.
Action Items:
Programmer Guide Reorganization: Chanelle will report status next meeting.
Lua API Reference: Finite_State will report status next meeting.
May be merged into TSCs feature matrix intiative.
Project status updated to not in progress.
As proposed below, the SIG seeks to implement versioning of the documentation. The goal is to provide development
and main
branches as well as branches tied to releases.
Approved, and in progress, @willihay assigned as owner.
The SIG seeks to automate API reference generation and requests an RFC for implementation.
Approved, no owner assigned.
Presenter: @hultonha (also potentially @moraaar)
Length of time: 10 minutes
Tagging @amznestebanpapp for visibility on this as they have expressed interest in it too.
As an O3DE contributor I would like to be able to submit documentation of features that are in o3de development branch without affecting the release documentation of o3de.
Action Item:
RFC Proposal - Separate main
and development
branches for versioning - Available for comment.
Presenter: @AMZN-JoeB
Length of time: 5m
We are putting together the time cost/overhead of a release to help determine a realistic release cadence for O3DE. sig-release would like to know how much lead time sig-docs needs to prepare for a release.
SIG Response:
Feature documentation requires 2 weeks to 2 months of editorial review, depending on the size of the features. Best-in-class documentation would require 3-6 months of lead time.
SIG role in tooltips, in-editor help, etc etc
Presenter: @sptramer
Length of time: 10-15m
The docs sig occasionally gets requests to review in-editor help information, and most importantly, our role in in-editor help has come up across the PRs o3de/o3de.org#1339 and o3de/o3de#6555. Engineers may be unwarily making changes which impact the user experience of documentation, and we should consider the sig-docs-community role in making sure that in-Editor documentation resources (whether static strings, site links, or something else) are appropriately reviewed and updated.