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[ANNOUNCE] Git Merge 2022, September 14-15, 2022, Chicago

Subject: [ANNOUNCE] Git Merge 2022, September 14-15, 2022, Chicago

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3 messages between Jun 14, 2022 and Jul 15, 2022.

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Taylor Blau· Jun 14, 2022, 17:23 UTC · lore

Git Merge 2022 is happening on September 14th and 15th in Chicago, IL. The Contributor's Summit will be on the 14th. Here are the details for the main conference:

  When: September 14th and 15th
  Where: Morgan Manufacturing (401 N Morgan), Chicago, Illinois, USA
  What: Workshops on the 14th, main conference on the 15th

In addition to the workshop day on the 14th, GitHub will also be providing space to host a Contributor's Summit offsite. The details for that are:

  When: September 14th
  Where: Convene (131 S Dearborn) Chicago, Illinois, USA
  What: Contributor's Summit
  Who: All contributors to Git or related projects in the Git ecosystem
       are invited; if you're not sure if you qualify, please ask!

This email is just to announce the date so people can start planning for the main conference and Contributor's Summit. The main webpage is below, and has all of the details:

  https://git-merge.com

Registration for the event is still being set up, but I'm told that it should be live in the next couple of days. I'll reply to this email when I have some more details.

In the meantime, the CFP site is up and running. If you have any interest in giving a talk, please consider submitting a proposal here:

  https://sessionize.com/git-merge-2022

Note that this year we're going back to having the Contributor's Summit take place the day before the conference. For the Contributor's Summit, the plan is to have an A/V setup for folks to join remotely where travel isn't possible. I'll provide details on that as we get closer to the actual event.

If you'd like to come but need financial assistance with travel costs, please reach out to the Git PLC at <git@sfconservancy.org>. We'll collect requests and try to make decisions and notify people by mid-July, which would hopefully still leave time for making travel arrangements.

Other than that, please be thinking about (and feel free to discuss in this thread) topics you'd like to discuss, or any general thoughts on the format, venue setup, etc.

Thanks, Taylor

Emily Shaffer· Jul 15, 2022, 22:27 UTC · re: Taylor Blau · lore

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Git Merge 2022, September 14-15, 2022, Chicago

On Tue, Jun 14, 2022 at 10:23 AM Taylor Blau <me@ttaylorr.com> wrote:

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> Git Merge 2022 is happening on September 14th and 15th in Chicago, IL.
> The Contributor's Summit will be on the 14th. [...]
>
> Note that this year we're going back to having the Contributor's Summit
> take place the day before the conference. For the Contributor's Summit,
> the plan is to have an A/V setup for folks to join remotely where travel
> isn't possible.  I'll provide details on that as we get closer to the
> actual event.
>[...]
> Other than that, please be thinking about (and feel free to discuss in
> this thread) topics you'd like to discuss, or any general thoughts on
> the format, venue setup, etc.

Any chance we could open up a topics and voting sheet/doc early? Once in a while I've been saying to myself, "oh, we should discuss that at the contributor summit" and within a couple hours forgetting what topic it was :) (I would say the thing I want to add to the doc ... but I've already forgotten. I think it may have had to do with libification, but I'm not sure?)

 - Emily

Taylor Blau· Jul 15, 2022, 22:48 UTC · re: Emily Shaffer · lore

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Git Merge 2022, September 14-15, 2022, Chicago

On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 03:27:17PM -0700, Emily Shaffer wrote:

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> Any chance we could open up a topics and voting sheet/doc early? Once
> in a while I've been saying to myself, "oh, we should discuss that at
> the contributor summit" and within a couple hours forgetting what
> topic it was :) (I would say the thing I want to add to the doc ...
> but I've already forgotten. I think it may have had to do with
> libification, but I'm not sure?)

Sure, that's a great idea. I created a Google Spreadsheet to keep track of topics, session leads, and do some voting.

Anybody interested in contributing thoughts down should feel free to email me off-list, and I can send them a link to the spreadsheet.

Thanks, Taylor