2020-11-10 Indy Contributors Call

Owned by Stephen Curran
Last updated: Nov 23, 2020
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Summary

Planned:

  • Indy Plenum PR Review
  • Status of upcoming indy-node release, Rich Schema Feature Flag, and CI/CD Progress
  • Status of upcoming indy-sdk release
  • Update on Indy DID Method Specification progress

The call recording is available here: 20201110 Indy Contributors Call Recording

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Introductions

Attendees

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Release Status and Work Updates

Meeting Topics

  • Indy Plenum PR Review - the consensus code 
    • Brent's fix for INDY-827 (PR 1486)  - not to be merged into main until reviewed and tested by another
    • Need to accept PR 1482 - Evernym can do that.
    • What is the difference between STABLE and MASTER? 
    • Arrange a meeting to get the CI/CD done, or perhaps merge the code bases to enable a single pipeline.
  • Indy Node Release Status Updates:
    • Replace indy-crypto with ursa-crypto – build failing, Wade Barnes investigating.
      • PR to fix, but there is a dependency to indy-plenum in order to proceed.
    • Alexander Jonsson is implementing the Rich Schema feature flag (Pull Request found here)
      • Reviewed and changes suggested
    • CI/CD Progress being made (awesome!!)
      • PyTest tags added – not yet merged – in draft.  Need to make sure that every test has a mark on it.  Some tests may be lost until the tags are added. Merge after that check.
        • Need a review and approvals.
        • One failing test – 33,000 lines of output, which breaks the test output handler. Figuring out how to fix that.
          • auth test case
      • Github Actions on a branch for CI – running and working, but need to keep them running in parallel to current method before moving forward.
      • GitHub Actions for CD still to be done. Volunteers?
  • Request for indy-sdk release
    • Driver – restrictions on predicates
      • LibVCX not planned as part of this
    • Driver - (Evernym) fixes to indy-sdk and libvcx
    • Driver - Stable release before wrapping Aries Shared Libraries (and deprecating components)
    • Plan: mid-November release
      • Review what has been merged already
      • Knowledge transfer from Evernym team to Ian, Wade, others on how to tag, build and release - call to be setup this week. Sergey M. - Friday at 6AM Pacific
      • Join Zoom Meeting (Friday 6am pacific time)
        https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88652458257?pwd=Z2xmdFpQbVBFTThWTVlOYm9ieitwUT09
        Meeting ID: 886 5245 8257
        Passcode: 534767
      • Possible resources – UBC Students if there are things that can be done.
    • iOS wrapper - can we include this in the release? Latest:
      • Drop 32-bit (no issue there)
      • Follow instructions - doing build from scratch  – works fine, but link fails iosarch64 binaries not found (arm versions).
        • Issue - libsodium, SSL, ZMQ installation via homebrew; Mac binaries installed, not universal or iOS. Must install them manually - build and package. Some prebuilt ones can be installed via homebrew. Instructions need to be added - questionable source.
        • Need to decide if people should build it themselves or install via the pre-built or from a package manager (CocoaPods)  Update the instructions one way or the other.
        • Produce artifacts that can be put on CocoaPods package manager.
    • https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-sdk/issues/2249
  • Progress: Indy DID Method (did:indy) Specification - Meetings: Indy DID Method Specification - Hyperledger Indy - Hyperledger Confluence
  • Request from Hyperledger – reach out to HL Staff to help getting some contributors – has been successful in the past – can anyone step up from the project to drive that from the project side?  Contact Marta Piekarska-Geater

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