OpenFin Sym Integration
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Maurizio Pillitu October 4, 2017 at 10:18 PMEdited
Code transfer completed on on https://github.com/symphonyoss/symphony-of; I added the 29 github IDs as collaborators of the transferred repository.
Please make sure that all Collaborators accept the invitation by accessing https://github.com/symphonyoss/symphony-of/invitations
The user "chuckdoerr" is currently the only Admin of the repository.
Before closing the issue, I'll wait for a confirmation that Chuck have accepted the invitation.

Maurizio Pillitu October 4, 2017 at 9:50 PM
Got access to the symphony-of repository and I can move forward with the code transfer.
I see that the repository is configured to grant Write access to 29 Collaborators (the Dev team); before moving forward with the transfer, I'd like to have the github IDs that are part of this team, so I can restore/validate the existing configurations in the transferred repository and make sure that there is no regression (ie your devs not being able to push code on the repo).
Thanks.

Maurizio Pillitu October 4, 2017 at 6:00 PM
Thanks ,
we can now proceed with the code transfer; if you add http://github.com/ssf-admin user to the https://github.com/openfin organisation and give me Admin rights on https://github.com/openfin/symphony-of repo, I'd be able to perform the code transfer immediately.

Gabriele Columbro September 27, 2017 at 6:15 AMEdited
Given ESCo vote failed because of confusion on the code actually being contributed, just confirming the code being contributed is:
https://github.com/openfin/symphony-of
(which as per has basically passed legal validation apart from minutia).
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Maurizio PillituMaurizio PillituReporter
Nicholas KolbaNicholas KolbaPriority
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Background
Provide a shim for the OpenFin desktop container that allows it to run the Symphony client with similar fidelity to the Symphony-provided containers. This shim adds the SSF APIs defined by the Desktop Wrapper Working Group to OpenFin (which is available as open source elsewhere and is not part of this contribution).
Proposal
The OpenFin Sym Integration client is already open source. Contributing it to the foundation will help ensure its long-term alignment with the Symphony project and developer community.
Rationale
Leveraging OpenFin reduces install bulk and runtime resource consumption. OpenFin is also focused on and committed to continously improving security, performance.
Near Term Goals
Provide parity with Symphony Electron and Minuet features.
Future Goals
Support additional features leveraging OpenFin capabilities.
Issues / Risks
We are dependent on Symphony Web App maintaining compatibility with APIs as specified. A beta testing environment against the dev versions of the web app is needed.
Code and Core Developers
Current SCM:
TBD
Code Transfer Approach:
TBD
Desired GIT Repository Name(s)
TBD
Owners:
Nicholas Kolba, Xander Weinberg
Committers:
TBD
Do you require access to the Open Developer Platform (for unit testing and continuous integration & delivery)?
Yes. Please grant access for the following users:
nick@openfin.co
cdanielsson@openfin.co
tom@openfin.co