Summary:
Topics:
- How to handle DIDComm v2 connections in ACA-Py
- Confirming: 0.7.4 – ready to go?
- ACA-Py 1.0.0 – Ready to set a milestone?
- Q&A
Recordings from the call:
- Full Meeting: <To Be Added>
- Extracted segments:
- Relevant Chat Bits:
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Welcome and Introductions
Attendees
- Stephen Curran (Cloud Compass Computing Inc.) <swcurran@cloudcompass.ca>
- Wade Barnes (Neoteric Technologies Inc.) <wade@neoterictech.ca>
- Frostyfrog (Indicio) <colton@indicio.tech>
- Dave McKay
- Jason Leach (Fullboar Creative / BC Gov.) <jason.leach@fullboar.ca>
- Hakan Yildiz (Technische Universität Berlin) <hakan.yildiz@tu-berlin.de>
- Patrick St-Louis (IDLab) <patrick.st-louis@idlab.org>
Announcements
Deployments and Work Updates
- BC Gov Team
- Aries Cloud Agent Python
- Aries Shared Components – indy-vdr, indy-shared-rs and aries-askar
- Aries-VCR/OrgBook BC Deployment
- Issuer Kit - VCs for OIDC Issuer Service
- Aries Agent Test Harness work - Results page: https://aries-interop.info
- Aries Mobile Test Harness
- BC Wallet – based on Aries Framework JavaScript and Aries Bifold
- Aries Endorser Service
- Traction
Agenda
- Adding DIDComm 2.0 Connections to ACA-Py.
- An update from Hakan Yildiz and his team from the discussion on 2022-04-19 about adding DIDComm V2 to ACA-Py
- We will come with 3 options (and diagrams) to find a consensus. →
- We will come with 3 options (and diagrams) to find a consensus. →
- An update from Hakan Yildiz and his team from the discussion on 2022-04-19 about adding DIDComm V2 to ACA-Py
- Confirming: 0.7.4 – ready to go?
- ACA-Py 1.0.0 – ready to set a milestone?
- Open PRs
- Other things that are needed:
- Full AIP 2.0 support. What's missing: https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-cloudagent-python/blob/main/SupportedRFCs.md#aip-20
- did:indy support – handling did:indy resolution.
- Plugin for universal resolver support.
- DIDComm v2.0 support
- Aggressive problem reporting (per discussion last week)
- More?
- Python 3.7+ and associated updates?