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Jan 10, 2018

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Nick Kolba: One issue we just raised to Lynn and I think it’s been open on the Symphony side, but besides that I’d just be interested in seeing where we are with the open window API.

Lynn Neir: There was a proposal to add “open window” to SSF. I’ll check on the PR. I know it’s been implemented; I don’t know if it’s been merged. I don’t see a PR yet, but I created a ticket on it.

Aaron Williamson: You think it’s been implemented?

Lynn Neir: I thought so. I don’t see a PR on the open source project, so it may still be on their board. I need to push that forward.

Nick Kolba: That would be great, it’s been awhile.

Mazy Dar: Lynn, a couple questions on the APIs going forward. You guys are supporting the published SSF API, right?

Lynn Neir: Yes.

Mazy Dar: When it changes, what is the process you’re thinking for notifying us?

Lynn Neir: The documentation on the wiki should be accurate. We don’t have a way on there to say when it’s coming out.

Aaron Williamson: Would you be opposed to having a wiki page that you update with the date that API changes are

Mazy Dar: So you won’t make any API changes without discussion with this group?

Lynn Neir: Oh yeah, we’re not making any changes without discussing it here and updating the documentation. But we can definitely update a page saying when that functionality will be available on the Symphony side. There may be features there that don’t need an API, so that’s just a matter of watching the repo. But API changes will go through this group.

Mazy Dar: What’s an example of a change to the wrapper that won’t involve a change to the API?

Lynn Neir: I don’t know, maybe just a change to the way the API is implemented in the wrapper.

Mazy Dar: Got it.

Lynn Neir: Most of what’s going on now is bug fixes, trying to get it stable and whatnot.

Aaron Williamson: Was there anything else outstanding?

LS: There was one question about how states could be saved with Symphony, and I need to produce a proposal. Second, whether we know how the Foundation will manage the Plexus piece and Symphony integration.

Aaron Williamson: I think what I’ve mostly heard from participants in this group is that it should be a separate Working Group. It’s probably something that should go up to ESCo.

Lawrence Miller: I’d say it hasn’t been decided yet where it should go, but I think it’s something we should get DB’s input on first.

Aaron Williamson: That makes sense. Any other business? Ok, then we’ll adjourn.

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