2020-02-11 Special: Collaborate on Rich Schemas

Summary

Special call February 11 at 15H UTC, 10AM US Eastern https://zoom.us/j/615818107

We intend to record this call.

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Introductions

Attendees

• Name (Organization) <email>
• Brent Zundel (Evernym) <brent.zundel@evernym.com>
• Stephen Curran (Cloud Compass/BC Gov) <swcurran@cloudcompass.ca>
• Sergey Khoroshavin <sergey.khoroshavin@evernym.com>
• Andrew Nikitin <andrew.nikitin@evernym.com>
• Alexander Shcherbakov <alexander.shcherbakov@evernym.com>

Main Business

• Collaborate on Rich Schemas
  • Questions from the new Indy HIPE: https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-hipe/pull/153
• Action Items:
  • Examples of all rich schema objects and workflow Ken Ebert Brent Zundel- end of next week
  • DID resolver and how it is related to Rich Schema work Mike Lodder started this work
  • DID vs DID URL for Schema identification - continue discussion
  • Schedule a follow-up call

Call Recording

Indy Contributors Special - Rich Schema 02_11.mp4