June 20, 2019 TSC meeting notes

Signed-off-by: Cary Phillips <cary@ilm.com>

ASWF/tsc-meetings/2019-06-20.md

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+# 6/20/2019
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+### Agenda:
+* Update on SonarCloud?
+* Document CVE’s
+* C++ 98?
+* Strategy on standalone Imath
+* Review outstanding PR’s, via Kimball’s [PR spreadsheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dwgWs5GWur-BJkYf4J3ChbjMfb5ZlVn7q1QHq9XmB2Y/edit?ts=5d0409a9#gid=0)
+
+### Attending:
+* Cary Phillips
+* Larry Gritz
+* Peter Hillman
+* Nick Porcino
+* Rod Bogart
+* Don Dempsey (public)
+
+###Discussion:
+
+* Christina has started investigating SonarCloud, nothing to report yet.
+
+* Documentation of CVE’s. The CII Best Practices badge says all
+  publicly filed CVE’s must be noted in the release notes. Rod to
+  investigate, including the process for updating information at
+  cve.mitre.org.
+
+* C++ compatibility: is there a need to still maintain support for
+  C++98? With the VFX reference platform at C++11, can any software
+  reasonably claim to need new releases of OpenEXR to compile with
+  pre-C++11? Probably not, but worth confirming with the community,
+  and with the TAC.
+
+* TSC members should act on commenting on and closings PR's as noted
+  in the spreadsheet.
+
+* Assigned #401 and #378 to Peter, to investigate.
+
+* Standalone Imath: Needs further discussion with the TAC, and a
+  concrete proposal, potentially a straw/trial repo that folks can
+  comment on. Needs to be unencumbered by dependencies like Iex, and
+  by exceptions in general, or with the current on-the-fly code
+  generation of eLut and toFloat.
+