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  1. Sprint Reflections
    1. Javed: main goal was to have a 1.10 release candidate. Tasks are completed, though some are still under review.
    2. Jim: Data Distribution API “still up in the air”.
    3. Ralph: might still be something to tweak after the reviews are completed.
    4. Andrew to help out with reviews later this week.*
    5. Andrew: Would it be possible to target a release candidate by the end of the week? Javed isn’t sure the ontology documentation can be done in that time frame.
    6. Jim and Benjamin to suggest reviewers for their code changes*
    7. We need to ensure that any general documentation that’s needed for the release is also done.
    8. Asim needs to make a pull request on his issue (1478?)
    9. Kitio: how do we improve the process from defining issues through the final review? Identify reviewers sooner. Is one review sufficient for documentation and language issues? (Christian H.)
  2. Data Distribution API
    1. General consensus that the functionality is needed
    2. Issues on how to incorporate the code into a release
    3. Does the code need to be officially supported by VIVO committers (isn’t it now?)
    4. Some dependency management issues that need to be addressed/resolved
    5. For 1.10, just provide doc so that people can use the DDA but not “baked into” the release (Andrew).
    6. Two different ways to incorporate the code into VIVO/Vitro: as part of the source tree or as a module (a maven dependency). How to resolve this remains open.
  3. Security concerns for VIVO
    1. A group at Harvard was prevented from making a VIVO instance public because of security concerns, mostly at the template level and at the login page. Login credentials are unencrypted. Cross-site scripting issues, etc. 
    2. Ralph can provide some feedback at what’s been done at UAB. 
    3. Huda: should we have a Jira issue to track this concern?* More than just an ssl issue.
  4. 1.10 Release candidate
    1. Target for this Friday so people can have something to test.
    2. Release team: Andrew, Ralph, Kitio
  5. Product Evolution
    1. Goal: high-performing UI (defined how?)

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