Yes to a "Hyperledger Blockchain Explorer" project, with three products under their scope (I don't know if that has to mean "three repositories" - seems like one repo per project is

We do add the git information as well to the version number. (And apparently use -git, not -dev for Jenkins - forgot about that.) So our full deb filename for example ends up looking like

+1 Could we start a project called "Hyperledger Blockchain Explorer" that started Incubation with three repos (DTCC, Intel, IBM contributions) with a goal of consolidating through incubation phase

Per our discussion in the TSC meeting today… Sawtooth validators expose rest endpoints that an explorer like this one could consume. Here’s the web

Shawn, Thanks for sharing this. I also agree that the -devN (number of commits since the tag) is very appropriate for publishing artefacts to the likes of npm, dockerhub, pypi, etc. The one point I'd

+1 to Semver, I didn't realize it existed and was trying to replicate it, poorly. So all we'd need to agree to is that all Hyperledger projects must (should?) use the semver.org spec.

+1 on using semver to the extent practically possible. Also, +1 to appending -devN, -alpha, -beeta, -rcN. as appropriate after the X.Y.Z. These get sorted properly by several packaging system

Won't make the TSC meeting, but some thoughts. For our python modules, we are doing something similar to the openstack project where we have X.Y.Z-devN where N is the number of commits since X.Y.Z-1.

Sorry for not chiming in earlier... vacation will do that to ya (lose track of emails you intended to reply to). Why not use semver [1]. I like the approach that Brian suggested, but I worry that

I've modified my proposal to include this numbering scheme as an alternative; on the call today we should pick one. continue to iterate forward? would like to propose a more converged versioning so

Brian/Eric, I agree with much of what Brian explained below. I too am very keen on developing broad, global support for all Hyperledger projects. I was just commenting on a PR that was providing a

I like this. It also sounds like there may be a similar offering from IBM, detaching their Bluemix-based console from Bluemix and making it stand-alone. Can I suggest that both efforts be

Hi Erik. I really appreciate the effort invested in bringing this technology to the public through Hyperledger, and the engagement of the China blockchain community. There are many

Hi everyone, I have submitted a Hyperledger Improvement proposal to TSC, to be discussed in the meeting tomorrow. The proposal is currently on the Wiki page.

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Bob, Sizable effort. Diligently and skillfully orchestrated. Large potential payoff. Thank you. On Tue, Jul 12, 2016 at 5:15 PM Andrew Keys via hyperledger-technical-discuss

Strong work, Bob. -- Please excuse spelling/grammatical errors in an attempt to respond as quickly as possible from my mobile. On Jul 13, 2016, at 5:10 AM, Bob Summerwill via

https://bobsummerwill.com/2016/07/12/ethereum-everywhere/ TL;DR – What are you proposing? I am proposing to the contributors that the C++ Ethereum client runtime cpp-ethereum be re-licensed from the

Konrad, This is neat, thanks. Would you please complete a HIP (Hyperledger Improvement Proposal [1] and add it to the wiki [2]. Thanks! I've asked Todd to add to this week's agenda. [1]

Hi everyone, I've recently developed a Hyperledger Explorer UI that allows for information to be quickly queried from the blockchain and presented in a quick and easy to use manner. Similar to Bitcoin