12:02:15 RRSAgent has joined #data-shapes 12:02:20 logging to https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-irc 12:02:24 edmond has joined #data-shapes 12:02:31 Robert has joined #data-shapes 12:02:41 zakim, this is Data Shapes WG 12:02:41 got it, AndyS 12:02:49 zaki, start meeting 12:02:52 zakim, start meeting 12:02:52 RRSAgent, make logs Public 12:02:54 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), AndyS 12:02:58 present+ 12:03:07 present+ 12:03:11 meeting: Data Shapes WG 12:03:20 s/zaki, start meeting// 12:03:20 elianaP has joined #data-shapes 12:03:25 SimonW has joined #data-shapes 12:03:27 rrsagent, make logs public 12:03:29 rrsagent, draft minutes 12:03:30 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html AndyS 12:03:37 next meeting: https://www.w3.org/2025/12/08-data-shapes-minutes.html 12:03:37 previous meeting: https://www.w3.org/2025/11/24-data-shapes-minutes.html 12:03:38 present+ 12:03:46 Topic: Phase 1 deliverables 12:03:52 agenda: https://github.com/w3c/data-shapes/blob/agenda/admin/agenda-2025-12-01.md 12:03:53 clear agenda 12:03:53 agenda+ Phase 1 deliverables 12:03:53 agenda+ Task Force reports 12:03:53 agenda+ General Business 12:03:54 present+ 12:04:00 mgberg has joined #data-shapes 12:04:13 YoucTagh has joined #data-shapes 12:04:16 Nick: Groups have been notified about the Phase 1 review. 12:04:22 present+ 12:04:28 scribe: elianaP 12:04:48 ...Two issues, #236 and #234 with progress points, on Github 12:05:39 present+ 12:05:50 present+ 12:05:59 present+ 12:06:05 ...Likely that only significant changes have to be mentioned, e.g. not privacy, accessibility etc. We do need the architecture review. 12:07:12 present+ 12:07:16 ...In the previous SHACL version, the implementation report is in the test suite, we need to see if that can remain where it is and if it can be dual-indicated. 12:08:02 ...No major implications for the rest of the reviews. We just wait for responses. 12:08:54 q+ 12:08:57 ...Then documents can move to CR, new changes won't mean that the whole body of those documents will have to be reviewed again. 12:09:01 present+ 12:09:12 ack AndyS 12:09:48 AndyS: We have an issue about user protocols. Permissions may be tricky. 12:10:01 ...SHACL could therefore be a tool to leak data. 12:10:38 q+ 12:10:44 ...Reviewers for security may raise an issue about this. 12:11:27 ...Nothing in the spec says that implementers have to consider potential security risks. 12:12:06 ...A change may be necessary in the security section. We don't know right now the preferences W3C has on this point. 12:13:22 Nick: In the Privacy and Security section, user actions resulting in data leaks are mentioned. We don't fall into that category. Maybe security more than privacy. 12:13:46 ...Validation reports may be accessible to parties unauthorized to access the actual data. 12:14:18 s/#234/#235 12:14:37 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html elianaP 12:15:08 ...Once you're in a graph, maybe the SHACL engine can see parts of it. 12:15:38 TallTed has joined #data-shapes 12:16:04 ...In the reviewer reports, in the self-assessment section, now in issue #682 with 22 questions, we have written answers. Should check if we can add more there. 12:17:04 Thomas: We have to be careful about what the engine has access to, and who the validation report goes to. 12:18:09 ack me 12:18:22 Nick: Let's see if this will be an issue for the P&S group. Even if they don't, maybe we should still consider it further. 12:18:26 present+ 12:18:32 q+ 12:19:06 q? 12:19:11 caribou: Not sure how much attention will be given to this point. 12:19:18 ack TallTed 12:19:20 q+ 12:19:30 ack TallTed 12:19:31 ack TallTed 12:21:35 TallTed: W3C won't inspect this point from that perspective. We have to say "be careful with sensitive data" but are not obliged to solve the issue in SHACL. 12:22:20 Nick: We should raise this point so that users are aware of potential risks. 12:22:43 q? 12:23:01 Topic: Task force reports 12:23:19 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html TallTed 12:23:29 q? 12:24:06 Nick: Core group update 12:24:27 i|this is Data Shapes WG|chair: nicholascar 12:24:34 q? 12:24:58 HolgerK: No significant updates. Also not for SPARQL, just editorial changes. For Node Shapes, we renamed the namespaces for consistency (ns/shacl-[something']) 12:25:50 Nick: Profiles group update: Meeting again this week. I have thoughts about adding elements. Question to core: is there a superproperty of sh:targetClass or other targer properties? 12:26:24 ...Might be interesting to have a superproperty for targets. Will discuss with the Profiling group. 12:26:44 ...SHACL UI group update: 12:27:26 Edmond: PRs have been merged. Widgets are being discussed. Data retrieval from named graphs is another point. 12:28:06 ...How do we handle blank nodes, how do we retrieve data from remote sources? Topic has been added to General Business, to discuss if we have time today. 12:28:14 Nick: SHACL Rules report 12:28:30 scribe+ 12:28:30 AndyS: Rules TF 12:28:45 ... 1. Definitions now in ED : https://w3c.github.io/data-shapes/shacl12-rules/ 12:29:15 ... 2. Process: baseline then features 12:29:15 ... Timescale: WG runs until "2026-12"^^xsd:gYear : Need doc+tests+implementation reports. 12:31:26 AndyS: Let's concentrate on the base features, but let's be careful with extra features and see what time allows. 12:32:09 present+ DavidHabgood, caribou, elianaP 12:32:18 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html TallTed 12:32:47 present+ nicholascar 12:32:55 q? 12:32:59 Nick: Content ideas need to be written down in Q1 2026 for us to have a better picture. We may have to be harsh when deciding what will make the cut. 12:33:03 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html TallTed 12:33:32 AndyS: 3. Tests: http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/tests/test-manifest# 12:33:32 ... a test is an action (rules+data) and a result. 12:33:32 ... syntax (inc well-formedness) and evaluation tests 12:33:32 ... https://github.com/w3c/data-shapes/issues/677 12:33:37 AndyS: Let's use TF meetings for discussions and do more work asynchronously in documents. 12:34:22 q+ 12:34:25 q+ 12:35:19 ack bergos 12:35:59 bergos: For validations, we have tests where the data and the shapes are in separate graphs. Reports are usually in the same file. 12:36:37 ...Do we have to have new namespaces and structures? 12:36:45 https://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/tests/test-manifest# ? 12:37:08 AndyS: We have to keep those to make clear which test is being run 12:37:19 q? 12:37:48 ack simonstey 12:37:48 q- 12:38:33 simonstey: Can't we use the way SHACL Construct uses? Do we have test cases for the SHACL 1.0 rules, as that was the same situartion? 12:38:50 AndyS: It's the same indeed 12:39:04 ack simonstey 12:39:26 AndyS: FPWD 12:39:28 Nick: Haven't thought about tests for Profiles. Worth considering on Thursday. 12:40:37 ...Documents have to be moved to FPWD. 12:41:04 caribou: The group can decide this during a call. 12:41:42 AndyS: We signaled that we would do this a couple of weeks ago. Can we vote/agree now? The editors are here. 12:41:47 +1 (happy) 12:41:51 Nick: Anyone who needs more time, any objections? 12:41:56 q? 12:42:21 ...No objections, we have voted to publish the FPWD. 12:42:29 scribe- 12:42:43 RESOLUTION: the SHACL Rules document will be published as a FPWD 12:44:14 simonstey: regrets for some future Rules task force meetings, can they be moved? 12:44:29 AndyS: 12:00 CET? 12:44:59 Notation3 discussion with Dörthe Arndt 12:45:14 date/time now to be rearranged 12:45:36 Nick: No one on from SHACL-C 12:46:10 ...We will have to make some decisions about this. Let's ask for a proposed timeline from the editors. 12:46:26 Topic: SHACL UI discussion 12:46:40 Edmond: Should a named graph be supported? Two scenarios and questions. 12:47:11 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html AndyS 12:47:33 ...Scenario #1: Should SHACL-UI have the capability, when it fetches data, to target named graphs outside the main SHACL data graph. Useful for widgets for data tables. We have some practical use cases. 12:48:10 ...Scenario #2: Should editiing (including writing data) be supported by SHACL-UI? 12:48:29 ...and should this be supported for different / named data graphs? 12:49:02 ...Does SHACL Core have mechanisms that support this already? Does the group have similar use cases? Are those use cases practical to support? 12:49:16 ...Scenario #1 seems like a likely yes, Scenario #2 seems harder. 12:49:35 Nick: Scenario #2: is this about writing changes to a different graph? 12:49:56 Edmond: Maybe. Or the resources displayed are pulled from multiple graphs. 12:50:25 Nick: Is it important to be able to pull from multiple graphs? For shapes and data? 12:50:56 Edmond: Data may live in different named graphs to populate certain widgets and then write back to the named graph. 12:51:25 Nick: This is also related to the previously discussed point about security. Is there feedback now? 12:51:32 q+ 12:51:41 ack bergos 12:52:29 bergos: We should think of this as general data support. Should there be a Core feature that says you can support general datasets with different levels of complexity or entry? Should we tackle this as a UI-specific issue? 12:53:16 ...From an implementer's perspective this may be difficult. But there are scenarios where we may need support on multiple levels. 12:53:38 ...In the Core group, no one thought this didn't make sense, but also no one picked it up 12:54:58 HolgerK: We discussed last year November, there was a suggestion to raise a ticket about this. The decision was to keep Core tidy and simple, not add annotations for named graphs to different constraints. 12:55:09 ...This is probably too big a change to bring into the picture now 12:55:48 Nick: If we don't get such a change into Core, can the UI group survive? What would the implications be? 12:56:24 ...(question to Edmond/bergos: what would the outcome be if this change is not made?) 12:56:27 q? 12:56:50 ...No other general business items. That's the meeting! 12:57:16 s/Nick:/nicholascar:/g 12:57:16 s/Thomas:/bergos:/g 12:57:33 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html TallTed 12:57:40 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/12/01-data-shapes-minutes.html elianaP