Re: [Jmap] Proposal: split sharing mechanism from JMAP Calendars spec

Hans-Joerg Happel <happel@audriga.com> Tue, 02 February 2021 13:34 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Jmap] Proposal: split sharing mechanism from JMAP Calendars spec
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Hi Neil,

the idea regarding more fine grained "capabilities" for the task feature 
stems from the purpose of using JMAP as an approach for data portability 
and/or also "modernizing" legacy groupware/task systems API's.

While, e.g., attendees/assignees or recurrences are a standard feature 
for calendars, in our observation the situation is quite different with 
task management. As one extreme, Google Tasks just supports a handful of 
task properties.

I would limit such capabilities to a handful of feature differences seen 
in existing task system. I do not see too much interrelation between 
those features.

For fostering an open ecosystem, it would be great if man task systems 
and task apps could adopt JMAP for Tasks. Without a "capabilities" 
mechanism however, this would certainly be inhibited.

Best,
Hans-Joerg

On 02.02.21 03:49, Neil Jenkins wrote:
> On Mon, 1 Feb 2021, at 20:24, Joris Baum wrote:
>>
>> another, related question would be if it would make sense for you to 
>> split the calendars capability even further to allow signalling that 
>> servers support features like recurrence, participants, relations or 
>> alerts?
>>
>
> No, I wouldn't split the spec on these. If there's something more 
> specific you have in mind (i.e. an existing server that has 
> particularly limited support) then we can look at making that optional 
> with a capability property to indicate server support, but each 
> additional one makes clients harder to write as you have to support 
> different levels (and combinations!) of capability.
>
> Neil.
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