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Automotive Working Group Teleconference

26 Mar 2019

Attendees

Present
Don, Ted, Daniel, Harjot, Glenn, Laurent, PatrickL, Ulf, Magnus, Joakim, Peter
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Contents


PatrickL: we may have a couple people from SiriusXM on work they are doing in CCC

Gen2

PatrickL: we are seeking to be as generic as possible for transmitting data and following the roadmap we set out over the course of the last year
... supporting everything in VISS and general RESTful methods

https://github.com/w3c/automotive/pull/298

[recap of discussion on this pull request]

Ulf: I think we should go with VSS

PatrickL: I am proposing the separation as only part of this group has influence on how VSS looks like
... proposal is to move forward for the pull request

Joakim: politics should not have a bearing on how standards form

Daniel: I had to leave early last time and do not want to go that direction

Magnus: there wasn't resolution last week

PatrickL: no, just a proposal to carry forward as we didn't

Ted: @@proxy

PatrickL: has the VSS gen2 been discussed as well over at Genivi?

Daniel: yes

PatrickL: we did not set out to rework the data model and enhace VSS
... we focused on features in the WG for this new gen2 protocol

Ulf: I propose we have a vote and settle this topic

Laurent: we are not trying to replace VSS, but want something more
... I am not sure there is that much of a disconnect
... we could do something more generic and think of other use cases

Ted: @@core_issue

Laurent: sensor and actuator being one issue
... that translates to read and write

Ulf: it can be ignored but might be helpful for some so I think it is a non-issue

Laurent: already seems ignored in VSS2

Ted: @@acls

Daniel: at the end you have key value pairs, we are trying to add more via metadata when available
... we had a presentation on graphql which is facilitated by strong schemas and the common data model
... having in the spec the notion that VSS is a prime data model we support but you can use something else has limited value

PatrickL: I do not want to replace VSS
... instead of two sides to it we will have three
... we want to have a way to transfer data from a service in a restful manner, core thing we want to achieve
... to do so with multiple transport protocols we need a common truth and that is what gen2 is about
... VSS brings the structure, the skeleton

Ted proposal

@@VSS1 and 2, future - neither work. option to deviate, restrict commitment

Ulf: the snapshot is way to go forward for sure

PatrickL: what are the benefits for VSS2?

Ulf: in what sense?

Ted: several and will let Ulf and other contributors go first

<PatrickLue> https://raw.githack.com/w3c/automotive/gh-pages/spec/Gen2_Core.html

Ulf: I do not see any needs that can't be met by VSS for something undefined
... it has a track record and recognition in the industry

PatrickL: keeping what to be precise

Ted: VSSo, numeric identifiers which would be really helpful for offboarding, @@

Daniel: Benjamin did extensive search before getting started on ontology front and VSS was the most comprehensive and supporting a huge set of use cases with no blockers in using it across protocols
... basically any transportation layer, big benefit is knowing the data being sent. nothing else is comparable
... my perspective is that is only advantage in staying aligned with VSS. we can discuss and try to handle any blockers as they arise
... snapshot is a last resort
... yes the separation of organizations is suboptimal in some regards but also benefits of an additional wide audience
... not sure why we are stuck on this, all arguments are on table

PatrickL: what role does Gen2 place in VSS world?

Ulf: well Gen2 is hopefully more advanced version over VISS beyond just adding HTTP but a more advanced data model
... we start with VISS and outcome of our function conversations

PatrickL: what is the issue with the pull request?
... I see the simplifications as a benefit
... making it simplier to implement has a great benefit

Ulf: should we keep VSS as a data model or go with your proposal

PatrickL: what does it take away from VSS?

Ulf: the question then are we going with a subset?

Ted will reiterate his questions in email

PatrickL: encourage those with thoughts on what that question could be answered

Daniel: would like your pull request split so we can free the other issues

PatrickL: that helps
... I would appreciate help in how to separate

Laurent: in VSS the spec goes to parser and generates JSON, there could be one for how it is transported on the wire

PatrickL: suggest switching to email for ballot question discussion

Ted: I have some thoughts and will start

[adjourned]

Summary of Action Items

Summary of Resolutions

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