<scribe> scribe: ken
<stonematt> https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-vc-wg/2019Mar/0026.html
matt: anyone?
Matt: We are now in CR.
burn: It is approved. Congratulations!
Matt: Thanks to everyone getting
final issues closed and PRs merged.
... We still have effort to go to get to our public rec. To hit
our deadline for PR we need to hit the next transition in 2
months.
... We need to resolve issues in the next four weeks.
... Issues raised must be addressed very clearly: take action
or defer.
... Issues will be logged.
dan: The deadline for a vote for
publication in 2 months.
... This is the reason for the pressure.
Matt: In the race to get to CR,
it is possible to go into github and make edits, and commit
without review.
... As a practice, this is not our method.
<Nick> +Nick_Carroll
Matt: Use a PR and have at least one other member review.
<Nick> +bob_burke
Matt: This provides
transparency.
... If you have a small fix, you can use git- web edit to
create it online with a branch and PR.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues?utf8=✓&q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+no%3Aassignee
Matt: Let's ignore deferred
items.
... Clarification related issues need volunteers to help close
them.
... Some need discussion; some already have text that can be
pointed to.
... Issue #471
... Discussion of trust and authority.
... Brent volunteers to put a PR together.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/470
Matt: Issue #470
Oliver: We had some email regarding this. Is this sufficient?
Justin: Reading through this, I
still think the text is insufficient without a deep knowledger
of JSON-LD
... Informative references would be helpful.
... Normally we want to keep things generic. It will help those
like me that don't come from a JSON-LD background.
<Justin_Richer> s/normally/normatively/
Matt: Our objective is to find a volunteer to guide the discussion.
Dlongley: This could be handled in the implementation guide.
<Zakim> dlongley, you wanted to ask if this should be handled in the implementation guide
Oliver: I was going to suggest something similar.
Matt: Is having this in the implementation guide sufficient?
Justin: The guidance needs to be in examples. I think it is a small amount.
<Zakim> dlongley, you wanted to take this issue
dlongley: I'll handle it.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/465
Brent: I assigned myself.
Matt: This is a good example of
referencing parts of the spec that address the issue.
... I suggest if we have a strong response, we should close the
issue and let a reopen occur if needed.
Dan: We need to be clear on why
we think this is resolved.
... We don't have to agreed, but we have to say what we will do
and why.
Matt: Does that make sense?
<DavidC> yes
brent: The ability to open is different ability is different that the ability to reopen.
Dan: We need to review the
settings on priviledges.
... We should say that we will close the issue if we don't hear
additional concerns in 7 days.
<Justin_Richer> +1 to the announcment and time bound
Matt: Is 7 days appropriate?
Dan: Two weeks is more normal.
<Justin_Richer> You can comment on closed issues on GitHub, FWIW.
Matt: With no objections we will indicate the actions to be taken and that the issue will close in two weeks.
Dan: I will do this for the current issue.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/464
Matt: "The" or "A" subject of a credential?
DavidC: I will create a small PR with editorial changes.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/463
Matt: Not every entity can
perform every role. It has had some discussion.
... David?
DavidC: Yes
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/458
Matt: Refreshing questions?
Dan: What does the label
mean?
... Clarification: editorial with no normative changes.
Matt: What is the strategy to resovle?
Dan: Answer and ask if that is sufficient?
DavidC: In order to prevent confusion, some additional text is helpful.
<dlongley> ken: I'll look at David's change and see what that looks like.
<ken> I'll help review David's response.
Matt: Assign to David and let it
go through normal course.
... I think we have done what we need to do. Close?
DavidC: We have forwarded our response to PING
Matt: Any new items would be new issues.
<DavidC> ken: thanks
Dan: That's waiting for me to
fill out the form.
... The repo exists and people can post issues. I'll handle it
today.
Matt: Thank you.
Matt: We have touched on some; let's see if we can resolve some.
Dan: The bar is higher for
changes now.
... If a PR makes normative changes we need a new CR.
... Look at changes closely.
... If normative is in question, please discuss with chairs or
Manu (editor)
Matt: Oldest issues.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+-label%3Adefer+sort%3Aupdated-asc
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/253
Matt: #253 EOL for spec
... Is this a new thing? Kaz is there a process at W3C?
<burn> eq+
Dan: There is an existing
process. Manu or Dave? I thought this was a reason concerning
crypto.
... Let's ask Christopher why an auto exepiration would be
preferred.
Kaz: There is some procedure
already and there will be some discussion at the next AC
meeting.
... Specification lifecycle and procedures will be
discussed.
Brent: Christopher said that he doesn't think this is an exit blocker.
tzviya: The proposal for evergreen process only affects us if we choose to adopt the process.
<Zakim> burn, you wanted to disagree (possibly)
Dan: I think that Christopher may
not understand exit-blocker. If we exit, we are done.
... Then the changes he wants must be added now. I personally
think this is not a concern.
<Zakim> dlongley, you wanted to say the main concern is around crypto and the crypto in this spec is informative
Dan: If needed we can amend the spec.
dlongley: I don't think we have specific crypto called out in the spec; therefore, it is a non-issue.
<brent> +1
<burn> +1 to dlongley's comment
<ken> +1
<burn> we can do a 14DayClose on this
Matt: We are a data model and we
don't normatively specify the crypto.
... Can we close?
Burn: I will comment in the issue with a 14 day close.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/436
Matt: Natural language direction
support.
... Chaals and manu are working on this.
Dan: Chaals will continue the discussion with internationalization grojp.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/450
Matt: Citation for oxcert
brent: I added a comment to the issue. I think the responses are adequate and think we should close.
Dan: I will add the 14 day close
comment.
... It's not just that we decided that the responses are
adequate. We decided that no one in the group copied or
referenced their work.
... I will add comments to the issue.
Matt: Let's close.
Brent: I modified my comments to reflect that.
<stonematt> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/462
Dan: I will close.
Matt: Kind/type of
credential
... Chaals has this one.
... Isn't this in the domain of the claim itself?
... Our examples are currently like an education degree. I
think this is accounted for in existing examples?
... DavidC, do you think we need more?
DavidC: We can add clarifying text along the lines of Chaals recommendations. RieksJ's text is also good.
Dan: Any change to text is a CRExit-Blocker.
DavidC: I will submit a PR on this on.
Matt: We will close as soon as
the PR is accepted.
... Holder signature in presentation
... I am assigned and will respond.
Dan: Mike agreed to the approach.
Matt: Last topics?
... Amy?
<dlongley> https://github.com/w3c/vc-data-model/issues/394
Amy: I can do a PR.
Matt: Thanks everyone. See you next week.
Dan: If you have any other concerns, this is the time.
Matt: Adjourn