Agenda
Welcome & Note Well
Chairs open meeting and bid welcome to London. No agenda changes.
Status/PR review for Core Protocol and Resource Server docs
Justin talked through the PR stats. Only issues remaining have come
up after -11. Work has focused on the core draft.
Justin summarized the functional and editorial changes included in
the PRs
Fabien talks to the JSON schema for GNAP core protocol and the
implementation profiles.
The WG discussed how to publish the JSON schema. The autors argued for
keeping the schema outside the RFCs because the schema is very verbose
and would add a lot of bulk to the core document. Yaron (as individual)
noted that there are no way to publish in the IETF other than through
the RFC process. Some form of expert review will be sought. It was noted
from the floor that there may be a way to separate vocabulary from JSON
structure and to keep one in a registry and the latter in the RFC.
Leif suggested text in the security considerations section around the
use of async cross-user auth in phishing attacks and fraud.
Adrian Gropper presents human-rights protocol considerations issues
(separate slides). A quick poll of the proposed PR shows weak review at
present.
Discussion at mic about how to frame normative language around HRPC -
refer to recording for details.
Darrel Miller and Brent Zundel volunteered to review the RS draft.
Further discussion at mic on the status of the RS draft. Next updated
(core) draft expected about a week after the IETF.
Working group next steps
The core document is expected to go to WGLC after the next (minor)
version.
We are planning an interim meeting for mid-January to discuss WGLC
comments, and make a decision of the RS draft.