Dev Meeting: 22/10/2020

[MattClarkson]

Present: @MattClarkson @mianasbat @tdowrick
Apols: @thompson318

Things closed since last week:

• Dev meeting 10/09/2020 #64
• Build failing for scikit-surgery #67

Actions:

• Get domain name #71 - domain name
• Get domain name #71 - updating all scikit-surgery sub-projects to be compliant with new documentation standard. @mianasbat to help @tdowrick
• Add introduction to ReadTheDocs homepage for scikit-surgery #73 - Need nice intro for scikit-surgery, as landing page dull
• Ideas for New Tutorials #75 - To promote scikit-surgery, new tutorials?
• Ideas for New Directions #76 - Discuss new directions?

Discussed:

• scikit-surgery is top level project to amalgamate docs
• therefore we can remove CI/build, as there's no code, so Build failing for scikit-surgery #67 fixed.
• actions as above.
• Matt/Tom worked on scikit-surgerysurface match, fixing up ICP based registration. New surface based registration tool in SmartLiver project.

[MattClarkson]

Decided to update scikit-surgery docs once per month, or on any major release, rather than try to be too clever.

[tdowrick]

I have updated documentation for scikit-surgeryutils, surfacematch, torch and tf.

I've also added a list of all current tutorials (that I could find) to the scikit-surgery README, which is also included in the readthedocs page.

[tdowrick]

For reference, this is how to manually update all submodules, to pull in any changes to the documentation:

git clone https://github.com/UCL/scikit-surgery --recursive
git submodule update --remote --merge
git add -u
git commit -m "Updating docs"
git push

[thompson318]

Should also list surgery*tracker and surgery speech on the list of packages

[tdowrick]

I'm updating the documentation for them at the moment, then can add to the main list.

Do you own the Readthedocs project for nditracker, and can you add me to it?

[thompson318]

Thanks. I've added you as maintainer to a bunch of my readthedocs projects.