Evensong Burrow followers. A quiet quarter. Apologies for lateness. No news is good news? https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2021+Q3+Hyperledger+Burrow

Glad to hear it :) Just realised my edit to correct the title breaks the link. Here is the new link: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2021+Q2+Hyperledger+Burrow

On the verge of almost not quite being late this quarter: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2021+Hyperledger+Burrow Silas

Belatedly, apologies on that: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2020+Q3+Hyperledger+Burrow Let me include the summary here on which a discussion would be useful: This quarter has certainly been

With apologies, we've been underground, the Q2 update can be found here: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2020+Q2+Hyperledger+Burrow

Hi TSC, Some may know Sean as a Burrow maintainer and former employee of Monax. Sean now works as an independent developer, but Solang was started as a side-project while Sean was still at Monax getti

Hello Ry and TSC, Better late than never... I have played around with packages and I too like the idea. The issue I think we will have with this is the additional step of logging into the github NPM r

Hello TSC list, As I mentioned at Burrow's last quarterly update I believe Burrow is punching below its weight due to a mixture of lack of awareness and lack of good docs. We have finally completed a

> +1. Didn't Silas get elected as a people's representative or something? Or am I making this up? > Silas for the people, 2020! Ha. I'm thinking of taking a run for British PM, populist demagoguery is

From my experience of the people elected, the TSC looks like a good TSC. I think we should enlarge the TSC as a tactical manoeuvre (which may not work) to nudge Hyperledger towards a more project-dive

Okay this is interesting, thanks Richard. Firstly: > Like I said near the start, I know my position as CTO of a firm with an open source permissioned blockchain means what I write can’t be seen as unb

> The most prominent item I see is Ethereum mainnet compatibility. Could someone articulate the value of that in specific terms? I am familiar with the notion of using mainnet as a receipt log. I woul

Sadly it is - but in my IANAL understanding - not in Europe where software patents of this form are not enforceable. MosaicNetworks are currently London based - still just about in Europe... FWIW I di

Time flies... If Martin is still interested, I would support this project. I think it is quite in-line with the recent spate of cross-cutting project types, whilst still being complete as an implement

Hello list, Others will be aware that as a maintainer of Hyperledger Burrow - 'the Ethereum project' of Hyperledger - that we are likely to be most affected by the accession of Pantheon/Besu into Hype

Supportive of boosting tsc membership. 21 seems like reasonable number for lack of a better way to set that number. On the topic of community representation, there is a way of providing this that most

It's a day late, but hopefully people have a chance to take a look before tomorrow's TSC: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/HYP/2019+Q3+Hyperledger+Burrow Silas

I don't think meeting minutes or the wiki do quite the same job as what is being proposed here. In particular: - Although meeting minutes may be canonical, and certainly votes, not all utterances repr

Hi Ekin, Would you consider providing integration with Hyperledger Burrow - our EVM is the one Fabric uses so execution would be identical. Assuming you are using their web3 layer to deploy (via truff

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