 to the cloud. Here we go. Hello, good evening, good afternoon, good morning everybody. This is the 28th of July Google Summer Code office hour, where we do a short check where we're standing. And the first item I would like to put on the agenda is congratulations to all participants of last week's midterm presentation. I think the four of you really smashed it. It was a great and interesting presentation. So congrats to you all on that. So let's do a roundtable. We currently have two projects represented, thinking, yes, the two others and neither the contributor nor the mentor is present. So the first one, Dirage, what happened the last two weeks? You're on mute. There you are. Yes. Thank you. So in the last two weeks, we managed to merge two of the pull requests. One was based on the bug that we had, and we fixed it and then we merged it. Another one was a feature to store a JSON data in database. So that also got merged in this. And in the meantime, Adrian also has a draft PR in progress right now, which includes the code for our probe engine. And that is like the heart of this project. So that is also available right now for me to understand and review. And I did spend some time on it to understand what's going on. So I'll be spending more time on it. And there's another task for me that is ongoing right now, which is to schedule the tasks of reading the update center and then saving its data in the database. So this needs to be scheduled on a basis of, let's say in a weekly basis. So there has to be some way for us to define a schedule time. So this is a feature that we are currently working on. This is the PR in progress right now. And another task for me that I need to work in future is that actually it's a work in progress, but I've not put up a PR right now. And the task talks about, and I mean... You lost your thought. Yes. Don't worry. Don't worry. Here, we heard enough. I see you making progress. You're starting to have also a good idea of the complete system where you're part of. It's a big, big system. I had a question for Jake and Adrian. Are we getting responses on the survey? We have 23 responses so far. I was supposed to send an email yesterday, but I didn't get time for that. So I'm hoping to be able to do that today. The response we got, high quality. So that's very good. There's... I want to post an update on the mailing list too, because we have similar questions. We have similar optics throughout the different responses we got. And I want everyone to get a chance to say they agree on what seems to be the common optic of the probes, or if they disagree on those. And they want their idea to be viewed or to be showed. But yeah, it's not a lot. It's not a lot. But at the same time, I wasn't sure. I don't know how many responses I was expecting. So I'm still happy with what we have. Adrian, dirage is not blocked in any way in his work? Yeah, it's not blocking the project nor dirage. The questions and what we can get from them are additional probes, additional way to review the plugins. But again, this project is not only for JSOC. It's a long-term project. And so it's things we can include later on. And no, it's not blocking dirage. There are still plenty of things to do for dirage and plenty of things to learn from that project. And from what I wish dirage to work on. So this is great. Okay. Thank you very much, Adrian, for the update and also for the help and mentoring for Dirage. Is there something to add on that project? No. I don't think so. Okay. Good. Okay. Thank you. So next project, Yiming, can you share with us what happened in the last week or the last two weeks? Okay. Let me see. So last week, I did three things mainly. First thing is to add the JavaScript demo by JCSC. So previously, we only have how to compile the Java project in the demo project. But now we have two demos. And secondly, I add a new feature in the current in the JFR static image action. So I try to support multiple languages, demo by making users choose the base images at the runtime in the action parameters. So previously, we used the OpenJDK11 as default. So now users can choose the base images. So users don't have to install some dependencies by JCSC. And they could use this method as an alternative. And thirdly, I try to update the Jackins core in Jackins file runner repository and try to fix some dependency conflicts and single test issues. Yeah. That's my work. And you're submitting a PR for that, right? Did I understand it correctly? For the second work, I already submit the pull request. For the third one, when it comes to the Jackins file runner, I'm at the testing stage because I have to test whether the image works properly. So I think I will submit the PR today or tomorrow. That sounds great. Any difficulties or I think you're making good progress? Yeah, there are some difficulties, but I solved it. I solved it. So fun difficulties. Hurdle, if it was... Not fun. I don't think it's fun. Okay. Maybe we can discuss that, but solving problems and finding solutions always fun, but maybe they're not fun issues. I can understand that. Okay, good. Is there something to add on that project? No, I don't think so. And for Chris? Nothing to add. Yeah. Okay. Good. Nice to hear that those two are progressing correctly and hearing nothing from the two others. I think this is good. So unless there's a more general question or topic to raise the last point I wanted to raise at this point is that the mentors submitted their review, the midterm review of the progress and filled in the questionnaire from a Google Summer of Code. The contributors normally will receive a copy of the comments. All the reviews I've read had this tick box checked so that this review was going to be sent to contributors. I think contributors have also the opportunity to submit their review of their experience up to now. I strongly encourage them to do that. Normally you should have received from Google a mail explaining how to do that. So Yeming or Diraj, did you receive that mail? Do you see how to submit that? I see Diraj nodding. Yes, I received the email, but I'm yet to open it. I'll do it soon. Reminder, the deadline is Friday evening. So it will be, I think it's 9 p.m. western U.S. western time. So don't push it too far outside. It doesn't take a lot of time. It's also useful feedback for us. The last thing is I'm going to send individual invites for all the contributors and mentors for the second half of August. But I'll send the mails out in the coming days to see when that arranged so that we can have a free one-to-one chat on how the things are standing. But I think, frankly, all lights are green as far as I understand. But we can have that discussion separate. So this is what I wanted to share with you all. Thank you for the reports on the project. If somebody wants to add something, a comment or a question, the room is open. Three, two, one. So I assume this was no additional question. So I wish you all a nice rest of the day or night and continue enjoying Google Summer Code. Bye-bye, everybody.