One Beyond Open Source Maintainers Meeting 2023-11-02

Present

Use github alias

See #58
Íñigo has finished the testing of the release-drafter action in this repository
His conclusion is that even if he prefers this action on how the release is created as a draft release without having to create a PR (as the release-please does), it has a big problem because this action doesn’t take care of bumping the package.json version. This is a problem because it means that the GitHub release and the npm release may be different and the package.json version needs to be bumped manually
Íñigo will keep investigating how to solve this and also give a try to semantic-release

See #147
Right now the repo that manages the GitHub infrastructure stores general logic to Terraform a GitHub organisation and specific values for the OB organisation. It would be a good idea to decouple them so any organization can use the first part.
Àlex suggests moving the OB specific data to a different repository and create a gitsubmodule

See #149
GitHub now allows to do dependabot fine-grain configuration. Even if the Terraform GitHub provider doesn’t support this feature, we could configure and benefit from it using the GitHub user interface.

See #150
GitHub now allows to do dependabot fine-grain configuration. Even if the Terraform GitHub provider doesn’t support this feature, we could configure and benefit from it using the GitHub user interface for things such as the tier each repository belongs to (the tier property has already been created for testing purposes).