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Any major TAPI release (vX.Y) must be associated to a TAPI RIA version (vA.B)
The developmnent of TAPI RIA Requirements and Use Cases guides the development of TAPI model (from Requirements and Use Cases to Model).
When a meaningful/identified/consistent set of features have been consolidated in RIA discussions, an intermediate TAPI releases (v.X.Y.Z) can be delivered.
A pre-release major version is declared to be "ready for review" at a regular TAPI call.
It is required that at least the OTCC TST members provide a vote on the available voting page (e.g. TAPI Release v2.3.1 Approval):
Italo Busi
Weiqiang Cheng (remove?)
Thorsten Heinze (DMIP Lead)
Kam Lam (TSIM Lead)
Arturo Mayoral
Andrea Mazzini (TAPI Co-Lead)
Karthik Sethuraman (TAPI Co-Lead)
Martin Skorupski
Stephane St. Laurent (remove?)
Tracy van Brakle
Ricard Vilalta (remove?)
This list shall be updated
The vote is extended to all contributors, where a contriburs is attending TAPI calls regularly (definition of "regularly").
The vote should be extended to all downstream consumers of TAPI.
The possible votes are yes, no and abstain. For approval, a certain percentage of yes votes shall be defined (e.g. the 1/3 of MEF).
TAPI Model is composed by the following technology agnostic modules:
And by the following technology specific modules:
Current editors of the model are listed in the Yang modules:
To split the review work, each editor is required to focus on a specific subset of the modules, which