New gem on the block
After working on remove SR from the product page, David is working on introducing Turbo to replace SR, as this framework might be a better fit for the type of action we are looking to build.
This PR will introduce the gem: [BUU] Remove Stimulus Reflex from Products screen by dacook · Pull Request #12328 · openfoodfoundation/openfoodnetwork · GitHub
Ana is going to use it to work on this issue: Don't reload whole table when table menu actions are performed · Issue #11987 · openfoodfoundation/openfoodnetwork · GitHub
Rachel is tasked to see with Ahmed if this is overlapping any work he might have started on the delete button.
Current tasks
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@Gaetan is working on the new N8n server and a couple of discovery portal issues before coming back to product refactor
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@maikel has worked on the S1 affecting CA and AU. The prod server are patched so we need to make sure
Don't pass invalid auth method "None" to net-smtp by mkllnk · Pull Request #12384 · openfoodfoundation/openfoodnetwork · GitHub is merged before next release.
There are performance issues with the discovery portal that Maikel will try to address before handing to Startin’Blox
If Maikel is still blocked he will move to the Ubuntu server upgrade -
@filipefurtado is moving forward thanks to Cyrille and Maikel on Stripe automation. PR on missing translation should be done son as well.
If Mohamed is not coming back we will move his assigned issues to the backlog: no urgency on getting these dependencies upgrade (the webpaker is blocking the node upgrade, but so is the ubuntu upgrade 
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Funded feature
We will continue using a part of the delivery circle meeting to talk about feature to estimate. We will use the end of the meeting for that to leave the priority to current work.
Videos to prepare the context need to be continued. Rachel is going to prepare the next one.
Should we try to always find the cheapest solution? It’s a good exercise, but we often under-estimate, so we should be cautious on not downgrading too much for the sake of getting a small estimate out.