Versions Compared

Old Version 4

changes.mady.by.user Peter Somogyvari

Saved on

compared with

New Version Current

changes.mady.by.user Bobbi Muscara

Saved on

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

NOTE: This report is in draft and is not complete. TOC members should wait until the "Draft" tag is removed before reviewing the report. Thanks.

Project Health

The project health continues to be shaky, albeit with a few signs that could improve the outlook. On the negative front, no new maintainers or contributors have been add this quarter and Cam Parra has officially stepped away from the project because his job no longer involves Hyperledger projects. Work continues on the security vulnerability mentioned in the last report. The vulnerability remains confidential and has not been publicly released as a github CVE.

...

As noted in the previous report, we hope to continue our recruitment of new maintainers and contributors to further along operation Oso (code refactoring).

At the Ursa meetings, conversation is focused on a roadmap for the projects.

Required Information

  1. Have you switched from master to main in all your repos? Yes
  2. Have you implemented the Common Repository Structure in all your repos? Yes
  3. Has your project implemented these inclusive language changes listed below to your repo? No
  4. Have you added an Inclusive Language Statement to your project's documentation and/or Wiki pages? No

Questions/Issues for the TSC

There are no issues at this time.

Releases

No releases have been made this quarter but we hope to get some out soon for URSA-base after the pull request is reviewed and merged. Again this is a lower priority than the current security vulnerability.

Overall Activity in the Past Quarter

There was very little activity this past quarter as this Ursa Activity Dashboard shows. 

Current Plans

As it was mentioned before we hope to have the high risk vulnerability fixed and released. All the planning and coordination for these efforts have been completed. The next task is to finish and review the code and that should be done in the next few months. After this is completed the next step is to finish another section of the Ursa refactoring. This will probably be the ursa-signatures part of the refactoring. This will greatly help out Indy and others who depend heavily on URSA Ursa for it's cryptographic key tools.

Maintainer Diversity


  • Mike Lodder (Independent)
  • Brent Zundel (Evernym Inc.)
  • Dan Anderson (Intel)
  • Dan Middleton (Intel)

Contributor Diversity

https://insights.lfx.linuxfoundation.org/projects/hyperledger%2Fursa/dashboard?time=%7B%22from%22:%22now-90d%22,%22type%22:%22datemath%22,%22to%22:%22now%22%7D.  

Additional Information


Reviewed By

Submission date

Creation date