Summary: Work updates Progress on Rich Schemas Plans for CI / CD Plans for credx libraries
Note: This call is Recorded. Recordings posted at the bottom of the page. Date 26 Feb 2020 (7AM Los Angeles, 10AM New York, 3PM London, 4PM CET, 18H Moscow)
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Attendees Name (Employer) <email> Troy Ronda (SecureKey) <troy.ronda@securekey.com> Richard Esplin (Evernym) <richard.esplin@evernym.com>Ken Ebert (Sovrin) <ken@sovrin.org>Stephen Curran (Cloud Compass/BC Gov) <swcurran@cloudcompass.ca>Echo Harker (Evernym) <echo.harker@evernym.com>George Aristy (SecureKey) <george.aristy@securekey.com>Steve McCown (Anonyome Labs) <smccown@anonyome.com>Sam Curren (Sovrin Foundation) <sam@sovrin.org>Welcome / Introductions Announcements Hyperledger Global Forum: In person meetings Hyperledger Diversity, Civility, and Inclusivity Survey IIW April 28-30 Related Calls Previous Aries Working Group calls DIF DIDComm WG Call: Rolling Agenda . Identity Implementors Working Group callMain place to get project updates, release status, and announcements. Release Status and Work Updates Aries Protocol Test Suite Issue, credential, and proof tests are merged. Aries Shared: indy-vdr (Andrew Whitehead) https://github.com/andrewwhitehead/indy-ledger-client Basically usable Remaining work: Design doc, FFI, and testing Will migrate repo to Hyperledger As an Aries interface becomes standardized, will add that API layer indy-aries-anoncreds / indy-creds → indy-credx and aries-credx Aries-Shared-Util Pack / Unpack Not started yet Aries-KMS Mike Lodder working on documentation and architecture as an Aries RFC (KMS architecture) and Ursa RFC (API)Differs from Indy Wallet architecture by separating out auth and access control. Intention is to ensure a smooth transition from Indy. Ability to export keys under certain conditions (metadata is set upon key creation) Mike and Cam's aries-core-rs → aries-kms-mayaguezhttps://github.com/sovrin-foundation/aries-kms-rs Evolution from lox Will include a default storage that is not a different implementation from the plugins Indy wallet crate might move to start another aries-kms implementation → aries-kms-vostok Aries-CloudAgent-Python (bc.gov) Likely releasing 0.4.3 shortly - an update is needed for TAA handling Aries-Framework-Go (Troy) #aries-go Enable common JavaScript API for both WASM and REST controller APIs. Verifiable Credential controller APIs (validation and storage). Preparing 0.1.2 release Aries-SDK-Ruby (Jack) Aries-Framework-DotNet (Tomislav) Release last week for Aries compatibility with ACApy and LibVCX (RFC 0094) Aries-StaticAgent-Python Aries-Toolbox Added basic message admin Working on a getting started video Aries-SDK-Java Aries-Framework-JavaScript / Aries-SDK-JavaScript Rich Schemas and W3C Verifiable Credentials (Brent & Ken) Ursa0.3.2 released in February, includes key exchange methods (can replace libsodium) RFC Progress Other Business Progress on Rich Schemas / W3C Verifiable Credentials Ken Ebert Collaboration session Rich Schemas Roadmap:
HIPE / RFCs (50% done) Issuance in DIDComm Proof in DIDComm Mapping (Alex) Cred Def (Alex) Presentation Def (Ken and Brent) Presentation (Ken and Brent) Verifiable Credential (Alex) Update existing HIPEs/RFCs (Alex) HIPEs/RFCs for new objects: Indy Node implementation (95% done) (Alex) Indy-vdr (Andrew N) Prerequisite: CI / CD for indy-vdr, and integration into Indy SDK aries-credx (Andrew N and Echo) create_w3c_cred sign_w3c_cred verify_w3c_cred create_presentation MilestonesIssue a credential Verify using a presentation definition with ZKP signature Aries-Framework-Go already supports W3C VC's: JSON-LD and JWTs Avoid the term "Rich Schema" in artifacts and code. Merge indy-credx with aries-credx? Indy VDR is moved to Hyperledger CI / CD Aries shared librariesPrefer GitHub Actions.Use GitHub Actions Runner for iOS and Android hosted by the Sovrin Foundation. Can easily migrate to Azure Pipelines or Circle CI if needed. Aries-Framework-Go is using both GitHub Actions and (to a limited extent) Azure PipelinesAzure Pipelines supported deployments that GitHub Actions didn't (likely does now) Azure Pipelines worked better for heavy tests: more computationally intensive and parallel We plan to reduce the number of architectures. Won't support old devices. When building Aries Util (pack / unpack) will migrate from LibSodium to Ursa key exchange?Probably, but need additional testing. BC.gov is using Pyo3 as well as FFI in shared libraries Future Topics Next Meeting (March 11)Aries KMS design Mike Lodder Architecture RFC 3rd party libraries we could leverage:Google Tink as an encryption library used in the KMS for aries-framework-go Other: Action items Call Recording
