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• Troy Ronda (SecureKey) <troy.ronda@securekey.com>

Welcome / Introductions

Announcements

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• Aries Protocol Test Suite
  • Works, and ready for test contributions
• Aries-KMS
  • Moving Indy Wallet crate into aries-ams / aries-kms (might change the repo name)
  • cam's rust aries-kms (just old code in repo right now, once I add more to my RFC I will focus my attention to adding code here)
    
  • SQLite as the default wallet.
  • aries-ams-sqlite is archived
  • Need to migrate Postgres wallet plugin from Indy to aries-ams-postgres
• Verifiable Data Registry Interface library
  • Static Peer DIDs in aries-vdri as the default implementation
  • aries-vdri-peer is archived
  • Ken's POC
• Other Core Libraries (pack / unpack)
• Aries-CloudAgent-Python (bc.gov) - Latest is Release 0.3.5 on PyPi
• Aries-Framework-Go (Troy) #aries-go
  • Weekly planning notes (2019-11-0519)
  • Wrapping up 0.1.0 release and starting on 0.1.1.
  • https://didcomm.org is now used as the prefix for message types (replaces did:sov:....)
  • Successful experimentation on the possibility of exposing additional bindings (C, WASM).(We currently have Go and REST.).
  • Working on mediator, WebSocket transport, credential issuance.
  • Mentioned last week on the B call
    • 0.1.0 released (mentioned last week on the B call).
    • Project description posted in README.
    • You can play with the framework by running BDD tests
    (make bdd-test) or
    •  or with the OpenAPI (swagger) interface
    (See README)
    • .
    • Next up: credential issuance (and continuing with W3C verifiable credentials), WebAssembly & WebSockets.
• Aries-SDK-Ruby (Jack)
  • Updated to 0.0.6 at RubyGems https://rubygems.org/gems/aries-sdk-ruby
  • Rails sample project using aries-sdk-ruby at https://github.com/johncallahan/aries-rails
• Aries-Framework-DotNet (Tomislav)
• Aries-StaticAgent-Python
• Aries-SDK-Python - Wrapper from JeromK and SBCA?
• Aries-SDK-Java
• Aries-SDK-JavaScript
  • DIF people interested in implementing a Java Script library that might share some of the functionality of the Aries SDK. We need to keep that in mind.
• Rich Schemas and W3C Verifiable Credentials (Brent & Ken)
  • HIPEs/RFCs
    • overview https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-rfcs/tree/master/concepts/0250-rich-schemas
    • context https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-rfcs/tree/master/features/0249-rich-schema-contexts
    • schema https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-rfcs/tree/master/features/0281-rich-schemas
  • Next HIPEs/RFCs for
    • encoding
    • mapping
    • credential definition 
  • Node implementation of
    • context (merged)
    • schema in progress 
• Migration from LibIndy
  • Closing PRs related to Indy wrappers with pointers to Aries language libraries
  • LibVCX support for some Aries protocols
• Ursa 3.0 release in November
  • Updated BLS signature (multi-signatures, small-BLS)
  • Compilation optimization for specific hardware
  • Rest of predicates for Anoncreds 2.0 and delegatable credentials

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