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ICM 0.3.0 - preparing the scope for meta-release Spring25 #193

Open jpengar opened 3 weeks ago

jpengar commented 3 weeks ago

Problem description

This issue should serve for collecting topics to be addressed by next release of ICM. Please add your proposals in the comments and open issues if needed.

Meta-release Spring25

M0:

M1 (Commonalities & ICM):

Ref: Milestone activities

Expected action

The WG should review as candidates those issues labeled with ICM-backlog to decide whether to include or discard them (at least for now). And WG participants can submit new proposals for the next release to be considered as well.

Proposed candidate topics:

Additional context This issue is analogous to the one open in Commonalities: https://github.com/camaraproject/Commonalities/issues/273

eric-murray commented 3 weeks ago

I added the following issue as a candidate for 0.3.0

murthygorty commented 2 weeks ago

Let's please consider this issue for 0.3.0 DPoP support in CAMARA OIDC Profile #125

@gmuratk @mengan @AxelNennker

shilpa-padgaonkar commented 1 week ago

Please consider https://github.com/camaraproject/IdentityAndConsentManagement/issues/145

jpengar commented 5 days ago
jpengar commented 5 days ago

200 was requested by @tanjadegroot. I'll add it to the list of candidates, as agreed in today's WG call.

jpengar commented 5 days ago

https://github.com/camaraproject/IdentityAndConsentManagement/labels/spring25-candidate label created for explicitly requested items as candidates for the next meta-release scope.

As agreed in today's WG call, other items labeled with https://github.com/camaraproject/IdentityAndConsentManagement/labels/ICM-Backlog but not explicitly requested by the issue owner or other WG participants will not be considered candidates by default, to avoid the overhead of having technical discussions about them without the support of the owner or other participants behind it.