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2025-03-20 TSC Minutes

2025-03-20 TSC Minutes

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Attendees & Representation

TSC Members may indicate their attendance with an X in the far column

TSC Members may indicate their attendance with an X in the far column

Representatives

Organization

Role

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@Herbert Damker

Deutsche Telekom AG

Maintainer

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@Shilpa Padgaonkar

Deutsche Telekom AG

Maintainer

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@Jan Friman

Ericsson

Maintainer

x

@Toshi Wakayama

KDDI

Maintainer

x

@Ludovic Robert

Orange

Maintainer

x

@Tanja de Groot

Nokia

Maintainer, Release Manager

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@diego.gonzalezmartinez

Telefonica

Maintainer

x

@Jose Luis Urien Pinedo

Telefรณnica

Maintainer

x

@Eric Murray

Vodafone

Maintainer

x

@Mahesh Chapalamadugu

Verizon

Maintainer

x

@Nick Venezia

Centillion.ai

EUC Representative

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@massimiliano.troiani

Verizon

EUC Representative

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@Doug Makishima

Summit Tech

EUC Representative

x

George Glass

TM Forum

TM Form Representative

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@Henry Calvert

GSMA

GSMA Representativeย 

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Community members may use @name tag to mark their attendance

Community: @Rafal Artych @Kevin Smith @Axel Nennker @Mark Cornall @Pierre Close @Gary Clift @G. Murat Karabulut @Olta Vangjeli @Artur Krukowski

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LF Staff: @Casey Cain

Agenda

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  • Review and approval of previous meeting minutes

  • Action Items Review

  • General Topics

    • Governance & project management issues

    • Release Management

    • API Backlog

    • Commonalities

    • Identity & Consent Management

  • Specific Topics

    • ...

  • Any Other Topics

Minutes

Review and approval of previous meeting minutes

Action Item Review

Governance & Project Management issues

Release Management (@Tanja de Groot )

  • Release Management team has declared Spring25 M4 on March 18.

    • All Sub Projects have provided their public API release. See: Meta-release Spring25

      • 13 new APIs (in 10 repositories (2 from Fall24)): BlockchainPublicAddress, DeviceStatus, CustomerInsights, DeviceIdentifier, DeviceSwap, KnowYourCustomer, Tenure, NumberRecycling, RegionDeviceCount, WebRTC

      • 23 updated Fall24 APIs (of 25, in 11 repositories): ConnectivityInsights, CallForwardingSignal, CarrierBillingCheckout, DeviceStatus, DeviceLocation, KnowYourCustomer, NumberVerification, OTPValidation, PopulationDensityData, QualityOnDemand, SimSwap

      • The Spring25 meta-release has a total of 36 APIs in 19 API repositories

    • For stable APIs, test statement of at least one API implementer is part of the API readiness checklist. For the 6 stable APIs:

      • 4 have provided partial API test statements: code generation was successful, but the test feature files have not yet been used (DeviceLocation, DeviceStatus, QualityOnDemand, SimSwap)

      • 2 APIs have not provided any test statement yet (NumberVerification, OTPValidation).

  • Release management proposes to TSC that an exception is applied for this meta-release, as, due to delays in schedule, limited time was available to do actual testing. The risk on problems with these APIs is expected to be low because:

    • 4 of the stable APIs were already stable in Fall24 (DeviceLocation, NumberVerification, OTPValidation, SimSwap), so low risk.

    • 2 new stable APIs (DeviceStatus, QualityOnDemand) have partial test statements and are expected to be tested as soon as the test support for feature files has been put in place.

    • Release management has asked the Sub Projects to keep the test statement issues open for some time to gather more information and give credibility to the stability of the APIs.

  • Request to TSC to declare Spring25 M5 - meta-release milestone

    • Proposal accepted and M5 declared: Supported by TSC

    • We have discussion about GSMA certification for Number Verification 2.0 - This point requires additional discussion between CAMARA and GSMA about minimal scope required for certification (Does only one flow authCode or CIBA is just good enough or do we mandate both flows?).

API Backlog (@Jorge Garcia Hospital)

  • Update on voting results (mail to TSC to be added here)

  • One new API proposed: eSIM Remote Management

    • (See message from @Jorge Garcia Hospital with proposal for eSIM Remote Management)

    • Supported by China Unicom, original issue, eSIM Remote Management template

    • Decision: OK to move forward.

  • Note: Network Health Assessment & Network Traffic Analysis proposals, reviewed during previous TSC and with pending comments to be solved are still under fix.

  • API descriptions to be updated according to Spring25 release (version and content, if applies).

    • Especially needed is an update for NumberVerification 2.0.0 in r2.4

Commonalities (@Rafal Artych )

Identity & Consent Management (@Axel Nennker )

Any Other Business

  • Request for TSC to poll API authors (@Kevin Smith)

    • what environment(s) they use to edit APIs

    • what challenges they experience in the API production lifecycle

The purpose is to help the Tooling repository produce the most useful and useable tools.

  • Marketing consideration for September release as Open Source Summit Europe occurs end of August - do we want to target this date?

    • Not sureโ€ฆ

Next Meeting

  • Next TSC Meeting will be on Thursday, April 3rd, 09:00 UTC (Note: 11:00 CEST / 02:00 PST)

    • @Herbert Damker will be on KubeCon EU in London, not able to join.

    • @Eric Murray / @Ludovic Robert will step in

  • Specific agenda topics backlog:

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Action items

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