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2023-11-23 Aries Framework JS Meeting notes

2023-11-23 Aries Framework JS Meeting notes

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Attendees

Resources

Status updates

Agenda

  • Record the meeting  
  • Moving to OWF - proposal 
  • 0.5.0 release
    • AnonCreds revocation (merged, but need to document)
    • Remove Indy SDK (https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-framework-javascript/pull/1629)
    • Test wrappers in React Native. Release stable versions
    • Message Pickup V2 Live mode support
    • OpenID4VC
    • Unqualified DID Community Coordinated Update Step 1/2
      • Signature update in DID Exchange (1.1)
      • did:peer:4 support
      • DID Rotation (part of connections module)
  • Tenants PR
    • How to store efficiently when using multi-tenancy. Separate sensitive data from not sensitive data that can be indexable/needs more performance 

Meeting Notes

  • Moving to OWF - meeting notes from this week's Aries WG
    • https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-framework-javascript/discussions/1586
    • Org migrations should be done with a transfer of the repo
      • maintains links & commit history
      • Move is far better than a fork.
    • Should discuss which components would be moved simultaneously
      • Probably at least Bifold and Askar
    • What to do with the RFCs?
    • Interoperability: are .Net and Go implementations still interoperable with the latest RFCs and interop suite?
      • .Net already moved to OWF
    • OWF policy: maintainers are in charge of the repositories and decisions (same as in Hyperledger)
    • AJF would probably be the most mature wallet framework, so OWF would have an incentive to promote and market it

Recording / Slides


Future topics

Future Topics:



  • It would be good to discuss OCA implementation in AFJ and in Aries Bifold and where should be a boundary between the two in this feature.
  • Extracting parts of AFJ into generic libraries
  • Cheqd integration (Daev Mithran )
  • AFJ Interop tests not running