2019-12-10 Framework Go Weekly Planning

2019-12-10 Framework Go Weekly Planning

Summary:

Planned topics

  • Work updates (5 mins)

  • Grooming (20 mins)

  • Design discussion (20 mins)

  • Open Discussion (10 mins)

Date

Dec 10, 2019 (7:30AM Los Angeles, 10:30AM Toronto/New York, 3:30PM London, 17:30H Moscow)

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Attendees

  • @Андрій Солук  (Euristiq) <andrii.soluk@euristiq.com>

  • @Sandra Vrtikapa (SecureKey)

  • @Dmitriy Kinoshenko (Euristiq) <dmytro.kinoshenko@euristiq.com>

  • @Rolson Quadras (SeccreKey) <rolson.quadras@securekey.com>

  • @George Aristy (SecureKey) <george.aristy@securekey.com>

Welcome / Introductions

Announcements

  • None

Release status

  • None

Work updates (from the previous week)

  • Introduce - implement behavior when introducer stops the protocol #935 #922 @Андрій Солук

  • Introduce - Add validation to the service for incoming messages #890 @Андрій Солук

  • Introduce - add the possibility to pass To structure to the Proposal (on review) #945 @Андрій Солук

  • fix: make run-openapi-demo fails #918 @Sandra Vrtikapa  

  • Transport Return Route Protocol (RFC 0092) basic flow complete with support for WebSocket and route option "all' #858 - @Rolson Quadras

  • Route Coordination Protocol (RFC 0211) Implementation in progress #837@Rolson Quadras

  • API for protocols to communicate using DIDs, in progress #725 - @Filip Burlacu

  • Drafted HTTP over DIDComm RFC, splitting this into two RFCs - @Filip Burlacu

  • Verify JWS when creating new presentation #862 @Dmitriy Kinoshenko

  • A cache of custom credential schemas of Verifiable Credential #185 @Dmitriy Kinoshenko

  • Added design for pluggable interfaces here for Crypto/KMS/JWEBuilder @Baha A Shaaban

Grooming updates (from the previous week)



Design discussion



Milestone progress

  • TBD

Other business

  • TBD

Upcoming work

  • Implement logic in did-exchange service for forwarding an invitation and notify introducee after receiving an invitation @Андрій Солук

  • Reply on an inbound message (get destination) & specify senderVerKey on outbound messages @Андрій Солук

  • Route Coordination Protocol (RFC 0211) Implementation in progress #837@Rolson Quadras

  • Pass VC Test Suite tests #947 @Dmitriy Kinoshenko

  • Support JSON-LD for Verifiable Credentials #952 @Dmitriy Kinoshenko

  • Linked Data proof of Verifiable Credential #174 - at least start the dev @Dmitriy Kinoshenko

  • Drafted HTTP over DIDComm RFC, splitting this into two RFCs @Sudesh Shetty @Filip Burlacu

  • Add first integration for Crypto/KMS with Tink @Baha A Shaaban

Future topics

  • TBD

Action items

Groom HTTP tunneling over DIDComm (@Filip Burlacu , @Sudesh Shetty  )
DIDAuthZ RFC and groom stories (@George Aristy @Sandra Vrtikapa  )