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OCM-specific instructions for developing with Tutor, including instructions for edx-platform, enterprise, and course_discovery: Using Tutor for local development
Several issues created for and then solved by the Tutor team at tCRIL (easier mounting, fixing RCM)

Reduce Tutor build time on each launch
Verify that Tutor can be used for edx-platform plugin development work
- https://github.com/overhangio/2u-tutor-adoption/issues/77
Filling out Tutor Adoption Requirements by Squad
Productizing the plugins created here https://github.com/edx/devenv-wg/pulls (and
determining the structure of OCM-specific plugins)plugins
- Creating those plugins which make an OCM dev’s life very easy to develop with.
an opt-in beta group of developers at OCM once all blocking issues are resolved
Documentation and guidance on how OCM dev teams can add applications under their ownership to tutor

Strongly recommended and supported by tCRIL
- We get on-call help from Kyle and Regis who are very interested in us adopting Tutor.
Consistent with most of the Open edX community

(I’ve started tracking blockers under the 2u-blocker label: https://github.com/overhangio/2u-tutor-adoption/labels/2u-blocker -Kyle)
Tutor is not fully optimized for development and still suffers from some slowness and missing features
- For example, the default of rebuilding the image every time you want to run the service is very slow, especially as it for some reason it needs to collect assets every time
High activation energy cost to switching the entire OCM organization off devstack
Context switching between Tutor and Devstack is costly time-wise
- Sometimes prune all images, which takes a while

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Finish and merge the Apple Silicon fixes
Establish migration plan for developers upgrading mysql locally
Switch from Ansible-using images from the configuration repo to simpler images generated from Dockerfiles in each service repo - https://github.com/openedx/devstack/issues/943

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