2018-01-10 Meeting notes

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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.

Agenda

TimeItemWhoNotes
5 minConvene & roll call

10 minReview action items from previous meetings

See Action Items from previous meetings

5 minAOB & adjourn

Attendees

NameOrganisationPresent?
Credit Suisse

Leslie Spiro (interim chair)

Tick42Y
Jim BuntingChartIQ
Jonathan ChristensenSymphony LLC
Andrew ChristieIpreo
Siddarth Dalal (sidd)ChartIQ
Mazy DarOpenFinY
Goldman Sachs
ScottLogic
BlackRock
Mark HuCiti
Brian IngenitoMorgan Stanley
Former user (Deleted)Symphony LLC
Former user (Deleted)Morgan Stanley
Richard KleterDeutsche Bank
OpenFinY
CitadelY
Deutsche Bank
Adam LancasterTick42Y
JP Morgan
Symphony LLCY
Symphony LLCY
Former user (Deleted)JP Morgan
Ed SandersJP Morgan
FactSetY
Morgan Stanley
HSBC
Ryan SharpChartIQ
Symphony Software Foundation
Symphony Software Foundation
Symphony Software FoundationY

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