-> https://github.com/w3c/webpayments/wiki/Agenda-20200305 Agenda
NickTR: Lots of organizations have travel restrictions
<alex_liu> alex_liu present+
NickTR: Any updates from people here?
<rouslan> present_
<nicktr> ian: there are still 23 registered
<nicktr> ...and 32 who cannot attend
NickTR: Adrian and Ian and I have been discussing that idea
jonathan: Is the idea to have combination of FTF and virtual?
NickTR: Personally I continue to travel but I am just one person.
... Thanks Airbnb for their continued support!!
--- another option is a variant where we have some satellite meetings
--- another option is entirely virtual
Ian: W3C AC meeting has been rendered virtual
<jonathan_> what about the web security interest group?
Ian: I think we should focus on making it a remote meeting first
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* 30 Mar (3-7 GMT / 8am-10am PST):
- Payment Request and Payment Handlers
* 31 Mar (same times)
- SRC
* 1 Apr (same times) - 1.5 hours on authentication updates (e.g., from the recent WebAuthn FTF)
- 30 mins on open banking
* 2 Apr (one hour only)
- 30 mins on brainstorming re: adoption
- 30 mins objectives and next steps
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* 30 Mar (3-7 GMT / 8am-10am PST):
- Payment Request and Payment Handlers
* 31 Mar (same times)
- SRC
* 1 Apr (same times) - 1.5 hours on authentication updates (e.g., from the recent WebAuthn FTF)
- 30 mins on open banking
* 2 Apr (one hour only)
- 30 mins on brainstorming re: adoption
- 30 mins objectives and next steps
<AdrianHB> I support the schedule but would then attend remotely
PROPOSED: We make this a remote-first meeting
<rouslan> +1
<jtoupin> +1
<Fawad> +1
Lauren: +1
<jv> +1 (Worldpay can attend dublin if needed)
<AdrianHB> +1
<benoit> +0
RESOLUTION: We will make the meeting remote-first
IJ: Who would still be interested in attending from Dublin?
<benoit> +1
(benoit +1 here is for "from Dublin")
scribe: what does "meeting in hubs" mean in practice?
IJ: I had understood the small groups idea to be "self-organizing"
... we are also interested in the code-a-thon
... setting aside some hours for that
... they would likely be small groups
PROPOSED: Skeleton schedule is 8-10am PDT on 30 March through 2 April
<nicktr> +1 from me
(That would not include the code-a-thon part)
<AdrianHB> +1 (noting this will be a challenge for anyone east of me...)
(The proposal is for 3-5pm UTC)
NickTR: Whole-hearted thanks to Airbnb!!!
... we are sad to not be meeting FTF
... maybe code-a-thon can take place before TPAC
-> https://github.com/w3c/webpayments/wiki/FTF-Mar2020#ideas-for-projects
<nicktr> ian: please give us your thoughts on how to organise the remote meeting
<nicktr> +1000 from NTR
The meetings the week of 16 will be one hour sooner for some people
scribe: I will send out clear notes on that
<jtoupin> https://bit.ly/PaymentRequestSkipTheSheet
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[B1] request.show() is triggered by a user gesture
[B3] Merchant requests more than one payment methods
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scribe: that led to the change
... I note that payment handlers opt into delegation
... the logic behind the change is the following:
IJ: If two payment handlers support full delegation, there is no skipping?
Justin: Correct.
IJ: What about an Add Card payment method in the SRC scenario?
... would you see the Add Card payment handler if it doesn't do delegation?
Justin: Potentially yes, if it's the same PMI
rouslan: Good question about Add Card payment handler
Justin: I think the edge case IanJ ran into was S4
[IJ thanks Chrome folks for writing this up!]
Chris: What would the UX be?
Justin: In that case we would show the sheet (as selector)
... We are likely to adapt UX in payment handler selector use case.
IJ: Payment handler launch automation:
a) Skip-the-sheet
b) Preferred payment handler
IJ: Is it worth considering (b) in this documentation?:
... so the question is what's the scope of preferred?
Justin: I think that's what I have in mind as well
... especially where the split differs from one handler to another
... what about making shipping address available to handlers?
19 March
NickTR: Please do keep those times in your diary for remote discussion!
<AdrianHB> +1000
<nicktr> thank you Justin
<scribe> ACTION: NickTR to review Justin's skip-the-sheet documentation
<nicktr> Nick volunteers to review