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Minutes 2/19/2013

Attendees:

  •          Gary O’Neall
  •          Marshall Clow
  •          Bill Schineller
  •          Kate Stewart
  •          Matt Germonprez
  •          Liang Cao

Agenda:

  •          Model Discussion
  •          Updates

Modeling:

  •          Reviewed proposed model
    •    rename the top level SPDXFile to SPDXDoc (duplicate class name in the model)
    •    Discussed the relationship betw SPDXPackage and SPDXFile (the subclass)
      •   must have this; SPDX 1.1 implied containment relationship 
      •    Discussed examples of SPDXElementRelationship
        •   'compiledFrom' another SPDXElement....
        •   'patchTo' another SPDXElement....
        •    'isContainedIn'  (SPDXPackage contains Files)
        •   'isSameAs'  (exact same SHA contained in different packages)
      •    SPDXDoc to SPDXDoc relationship ?  How to uniquely refer to the SPDXDocument containing an SPDXElement we want to reference?
        •   Probably need to add SPDXDocument reference in the relationship object
      •    Discussed definition of Specifier. 
        •   Same as Ed’s proposal – can be a URI
        •   any SPDXElement has a Specifier, which is a way that others can refer to 'me' ?
      •    Usage: add a property to SPDXElement.  Enumeration of e.g.
        •   Tool, not shipped
        •   Optional element (like contrib module)
        •   Dynamically linked (e.g. a replaceable library like a jar file or DLL)

 

Update from Matt and Liang

  •          New demo version available on Github:  <a href="https://github.com/spdx-tools">https://github.com/spdx-tools</a>
  •          Package level release in early March
  •          File level editing to follow
  •          Dashboard and compare utilities will follow
  •          SPDX Tools Compare utility was reviewed and a few differences found.  Matt will email the spreadsheet results of the comparison.