OASIS Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF) TC

  • 1.  Four small notes on our minutes of meeting

    Posted 10-27-2021 05:53
    Dear TC members, just two small notes on our minutes of meeting: 1. a nit: In the August minutes I see SBOMB but although I am sure we all of kind believe in the usefulness of SBOMs - they are not bombs but the acronym stands for: Software Bill of Materials 2. I kind of miss the draft of the minutes for the September meeting. 3. We transitioned to providing these minutes from PDF to Microsoft Word format; we should consider to offer these in the future in a more accessible format. When searching for a motion on creating the committee note (we plan to) On my system I have to download the file and open it in Microsoft Word as if I would like to edit the document. In other TCs we produce markdown minutes on GitHub for ease of collaborative creation and browsing/searching. In addition we could simply copy "the" resulting markdown text into an email to this list to fulfill the archiving requirements of OASIS I hereby kindly offer any support for Rhonda in case we consider this transition. 4. I did not find the motion where we task me to request and create a committee note say "What's new in CSAF Version 2.0" and to suggest who the editors of that document should be. I was quite sure, we did that (but cannot find or gave up too early going back in time. So, I plan to move accordingly during todays meeting. I hope this mail will remain readable when submitted due to me using a webform and the OASIS mail server garbling the encodings (usually). Thanks and all the best, Stefan


  • 2.  Re: [csaf] Four small notes on our minutes of meeting

    Posted 10-27-2021 14:54
    On Wed, Oct 27, 2021 at 1:53 AM Mr. Stefan Hagen <stefan@hagen.link> wrote: 3. We transitioned to providing these minutes from PDF to Microsoft Word format; we should consider to offer these in the future in a more accessible format. When searching for a motion on creating the committee note (we plan to) On my system I have to download the file and open it in Microsoft Word as if I would like to edit the document. In other TCs we produce markdown minutes on GitHub for ease of collaborative creation and browsing/searching. In addition we could simply copy "the" resulting markdown text into an email to this list to fulfill the archiving requirements of OASIS I strongly encourage this practice. For one thing, you can then search the email archive for text from previous minutes - or even just look for 'minutes' in the subject line. For another, I have to have minutes in an email message anyhow when you request ballots, publications, etc. I hereby kindly offer any support for Rhonda in case we consider this transition. 4. I did not find the motion where we task me to request and create a committee note say "What's new in CSAF Version 2.0" and to suggest who the editors of that document should be. I was quite sure, we did that (but cannot find or gave up too early going back in time. So, I plan to move accordingly during todays meeting. I hope this mail will remain readable when submitted due to me using a webform and the OASIS mail server garbling the encodings (usually). Thanks and all the best, Stefan -- Chet Ensign Chief Technical Community Steward OASIS Open +1 201-341-1393 chet.ensign@oasis-open.org www.oasis-open.org


  • 3.  Re: [csaf] Four small notes on our minutes of meeting

    Posted 10-27-2021 15:05
    I definitely agree with this. Searchability is very important. Also, I actually don't have Office installed on my commonly used machines. On Tue, Oct 26, 2021 at 10:53 PM Mr. Stefan Hagen <stefan@hagen.link> wrote: 3. We transitioned to providing these minutes from PDF to Microsoft Word format; we should consider to offer these in the future in a more accessible format. When searching for a motion on creating the committee note (we plan to) On my system I have to download the file and open it in Microsoft Word as if I would like to edit the document. In other TCs we produce markdown minutes on GitHub for ease of collaborative creation and browsing/searching. In addition we could simply copy "the" resulting markdown text into an email to this list to fulfill the archiving requirements of OASIS