I’d like to invite Sharvil to the osquery-committers group on GitHub, giving him access to approve and merge PRs on osquery/osquery. He’s been contributing for several years, has a good track record of changes and reviews, and is currently part of the committers for our code signing workflows. So this change only slightly increases the trust we confide in him. :) Our process for previous additions to contributors lists has been 3 TSC members giving a vote of approval. We had that in core just now, but I wanted to raise here for visibility and consistency.

Hey folks, some end of the year thoughts on osquery governance: As per the charter section 2.f., the TSC may elect a TSC Chair. I propose we elect @seph to this position as he has essentially been performing the roles "preside over meetings of the TSC" and "serve as the primary communication contact [with Linux Foundation]". Can we consider adding new members to the TSC? @Stefano Bonicatti and @sharvil have both been deeply involved in the osquery efforts over the last years. Should we consider removing inactive members from the TSC? Any of the above can be approved by a majority vote of the TSC.

Update 🎉 @seph has been elected as TSC Chair (https://github.com/osquery/foundation/issues/81) @sharvil has been elected as TSC Member (https://github.com/osquery/foundation/issues/82)

Renewed our apple developer account. Fee is still waived.

I'm told https://cirrus-ci.org/ offers free M1 CI for open source, if that would useful for osquery

Another batch of minutes! https://github.com/osquery/foundation/pull/84

Hrm. Might be some scammer trying to access our twitter account.

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