
02:36
https://github.com/decentralized-identity/edv-spec/issues

06:25
Manu was valiantly screensharing and issue-wrangling all of the hour before this

08:20
q+

08:55
q+

09:23
q+

11:25
i'd rather keep things separate by default but i'm not necessarily opposed

11:37
q+

12:12
it may end up being fine -- but it may also create some undesirable constraints/implementation challenges on implementations

12:38
q+

12:48
i think it's `/documents` btw -- (not `/docs`, could be wrong)

13:06
oh, that’s right. there’s a separate issue for /documents vs /docs

13:37
q+

13:44
/docs or /docs/batch?

14:05
*oops I mean /batch or /docs/batch

15:14
These are good points - seems like separate endpoint is the way to go!

15:21
Yeah, +1 to /docs/batch <-- I feel much better about that.

15:23
`/edvs/<edvId/batch` would give the most flexibility

15:30
Sounds good to me!

15:46
q+

17:12
+1, my vote is for `/edvs/<id>/batch` also

17:28
i still don't know what you can send to the endpoint

17:39
q+ to answer Dave's question

17:46
if you send a doc that hasn't been created before does it accept that doc?

18:58
given that we do updates via tombstoning, you could batch delete as well, i'd think

19:49
+1 ... don't like the inconsistency

19:50
q+

21:36
q+ merge PR, open issue

22:11
+1 to being explicit

22:14
+1, agreed, we want to be explicit with the operation

22:17
about the operation

22:38
So I will

23:08
*So I will 1. change endpoint to edvs/vaultID/batch and 2. make an issue and point to it regarding the operation syntax

23:44
Sounds good. Thanks everyone! I'll update the PR soon.

24:00
https://github.com/decentralized-identity/edv-spec/issues/20

24:16
q+

25:09
q+

27:41
that's still "write" permission :) ... but ok.

28:48
q+

30:05
q+

30:55
mostly, an editor takes the consensus positions of the group in issues and creates PRs for them

31:07
and reviews/merges PRs from others

31:17
(once consensus from the group is achieved)

31:45
does anyone disagree with anything i said? :)

32:13
q+ can tombstones be revived?

32:32
short answer: you'd just do another write with the next sequence number using the previous content

32:50
no fun answering in chat, man. :P

32:57
i'll q+ to answer you

33:04
q+

33:13
you can sprinkle holy water on them and baptize them

33:18
resurrection?

33:24
can you batch resurrections?

33:37
q+

34:01
q+

35:55
q+ to ask about concrete tombstone syntax

36:07
q+

36:45
re: EDV baptism... born again file systems? Are EDVs unbaptized if they're tombstoned? :P

38:01
https://github.com/decentralized-identity/edv-spec/issues/21

38:30
q+

39:47
q+

39:50
q+

41:44
q+ to say I made it up

43:18
q+ to say, btw, tombstoning and having a sequence number always count up is a good reason NOT to change the name to "revision" ... as people think about revisions as being something you can roll back to.

43:39
+1 to terminology point

45:16
https://github.com/decentralized-identity/edv-spec/issues/4

45:32
q+ to explain

46:08
q+ to ask how we settle this in the long term

50:53
q+ to mention a relevant development

51:48
q+

54:03
q+

54:06
https://github.com/decentralized-identity/edv-spec/issues/5

55:19
transferring 33% more over the wire is also painful, so not just about storage at rest (and storage at rest may be easier for servers to optimize in some custom way)

55:35
q+ to mention DAG-CBOR for the Hub task force

56:22
q+ to mention transfer cost as well

56:38
q-

56:40
/me tears his hair out over DAG-CBOR :P

56:50
(captured in dmitri's comment already)

57:06
by 3box

57:44
https://github.com/ipld/js-ipld-dag-cbor

57:48
q+ to say ... DAG-CBOR not standardized, right? may create a problem with w3c

58:19
q+

58:22
https://github.com/ipld/specs/blob/master/block-layer/codecs/dag-cbor.md

58:54
(Did Ian Preston present to this group or just interact on GH? I thought he was attending regularly for a while)

59:04
I think Ian presented, yeah

59:26
q-