DSB Maintenance Iteration 16: Minutes (12 July 2023) - ConsumerDataStandardsAustralia/standards GitHub Wiki

Meeting Minutes

Release Plan

Maintenance Iteration 15 Retrospective

As part of the MI15 retrospective, a concern was raised that some issues may not have a clear enough use-case or context provided for the change being requested.

  • Examples of issues where clarity is lacking were requested for DSB to review.

Outstanding Actions

NOTE: Where a :bulb: appears it indicates the Action will be discussed in the Candidates section of the Agenda.

InfoSec

Maintenance Iteration 16 Candidates

The candidates listed below have been proposed for consultation in this iteration or require further consideration by DSB.

The DSB encourages participants to review these and post comments for consideration in developing solution proposals.

CX:

  • None proposed

Security:

  • None proposed

Register:

Banking:

Energy:

  • None proposed

Common:

Schema:

Errors:

NFRs:

  • None proposed

Operational:

  • None proposed

Documentation:

Other business

  • Three concerns were raised relating to the recently published changes to the Get Metrics endpoint:
    • Typo in the description of the ErrorMetrics schema
      • [DSB update 19 July] This was corrected in-place by an update to the Standards on 17 July.
    • Query about the contents of the PerformanceMetrics objects for the currentDay and previousDays
      • [DSB update 19 July] These are correct in the Standards. Apart from the aggregate object, the currentDay values are expected to be an array of 24 strings and the previousDays values are an array of arrays, forming up to 7 days of 24 hours each. This level of detail may be conveyed more clearly in the Admin OpenAPI Specification itself.
    • Incorrect field name in the abandonmentsByStage object
      • [DSB update 19 July] This was corrected in-place by an update to the Standards on 17 July.

Next Steps

  • DSB encourages the community to review the proposed candidates for this iteration and post comments on the respective issues if there are any concerns or implications to consider.
  • DSB will review the proposed candidates and monitor for comments to assist with analysis.