On Friday 30 August 2019 15:15:33 CEST, Tan Tanaka, Dennis via UA-EAI wrote:
Hello UASG colleagues,
The measurement wg is working on defining a SOW to assess the UA-readiness of Open-Source Code. This project would be deemed a pilot or alpha version before scaling it for broader reach. ... The pilot is suggested to look at applications available in Github using Python.
Hm. How do you want to find, classify and test Python code that has been updated to support EAI, but contains no relevant code? I ask because that's a reasonable case for Python. Python software uses third-party packages a great deal, and I have actually seen python software get EAI support merely by changing to a new version of a pip dependency. The googledoc also mentions java, where the same is the case. In the case of java the dependency chains can be quite complex, even more so than for python. (Would a deteiled example help to consider the question?) Arnt