- From: Ian Jacobs <ij@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2017 17:25:14 -0500
- To: Payments WG <public-payments-wg@w3.org>
> On Mar 31, 2017, at 10:45 AM, Ian Jacobs <ij@w3.org> wrote:
>
> Participants in the payments app task force,
>
> We meet 4 April at 10am ET. I expect by then to have a proposal for how to
> triage issues preparing for FPWD. I’d like to review that proposal at the meeting.
> (I won’t have it until end of day for me on 3 April.)
>
> I am likely to organize the issues something like this:
[Snip]
See proposal below.
Ian
> WebEx:
> http://www.w3.org/2017/01/paymentapps-2017.ics
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Here's an initial categorization of issues with First Public Working
Draft in mind:
- Substantive to address before FPWD
- Substantive to address after FPWD (and mark in the spec)
- Editorial to address before FPWD
- Editorial to address after
- Potentially close with no change
For reference, here's the issues list:
https://github.com/w3c/webpayments-payment-apps-api/issues
Ian
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Substantive to address before FPWD
120: Origin should include iframe(s)
Rationale: Rouslan has a proposal; can we agree to it?
111: `appRequest` attribute should not be a dictionary
Rationale: The original suggestion from Rouslan was incorporated;
Marcos has an additional proposal; it seems like we could work through
this in time for FPWD
https://github.com/w3c/webpayments-payment-apps-api/issues/111#issuecomment-287944141
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Substantive to address after FPWD
124: Clarify what information user agents forget at various moments
Rationale: If the specification evolves a lot (as is likely), the
answer to this question will evolve as well. Suggest we add an
issue marker in section 8.1 ("information about the user
environment").
123: Share user data with Payment App
Rationale: Include a marker in the spec in order to draw attention
to this issue and gather data.
119: PaymentRequestEvent incompatible with DOM events
Rationale: Marcos raised this. In light of the focus on PR API, I suggest
we simply log this to address later.
116: Relation between merchant order of payment methods and payment app order of instruments
Rationale: There is a related issue on Payment Request API, and that
issue may be resolved after FPWD. Therefore, I suggest we leave this
one open and in the spec. We should also review 6.1.
97, 115: Different approaches to opening windows
Rationale: Marcos and Tommy working on this, and working to align
with the SW Open Window Algorithm
94: Add explicit permission call to allow payment app to handle payments
Rationale: We know we want this, and there is already a note and
example of one way to do this that can help review.
23: Analyse security properties of payment app execution environment
Rationale: Continue to ask this question ongoing
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Editorial to address before FPWD
122: Clean up respec errors and "tidy" the markup
109: Renaming PaymentApp* classes
Rationale: This may have been done via an Adam Roach edit. Tommy Thorsen
has a few additional suggestions.
https://github.com/w3c/webpayments-payment-apps-api/issues/109#issuecomment-287705543
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Editorial to address after FPWD
50: Links to terms and common terminology
Rationale: As the specification fills out, references will become
more precise.
49: Pictures would help
Rationale: Part of a larger merchant adoption strategy effort
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Potentially close with no change
117: Support for Abort() being delegated to Payment Handler
Rationale: This seems primarily to be an issue about PR API.
105: What is a Payment App?
Rationale: The specification scope is narrowed to defining a feature
of the Web platform. We answer the question in the specification.
84: Recommended payment apps
Rationale: The specification no longer speaks about recommended payment
apps.
69: What does "icon" mean?
Rationale: This is addressed by the draft.
5: Display may be subject to user and local policy.
Rationale: Issue is underspecified
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Ian Jacobs <ij@w3.org>
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