Chris Lauwers

Is there a formal PCRE specification? Does it differ from https://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xmlschema-2-20041028/#regexs (used by YANG) or https://262.ecma-international.org/5.1/#sec-15.10.1 (used by OpenAPI/JSON Schema)?

Is this a duplicate of https://github.com/oasis-open/tosca-community-contributions/issues/57

In my opinion, capabilities (and requirements) are the “ports” through which nodes interact with one another (by establishing relationships) and as such capabilities don’t have lifecycles of their own. I...

I don't believe "type" is the correct type of entity here. Let's assume we have a list of lists. In that case the "entry_schema" is "list". But since "entry_schema" is...

My interpretation is that the 'get_attribute' function is strictly for the orchestrator to access the artifact. If the intent is for the orchestrator to "deploy" that artifact onto a remote...

Groups are currently only used in policy definitions as a short-cut to associate a policy with a collection of nodes without having to list those nodes individually directly in the...

Thanks Philippe, I’ll fix Ubicity so it no longer complains about the empty “data_types” section. In your opinion, what is the problem with allowing null values for these various sections?...

Yes, let's decide during the Language Ad-Hoc meeting. My vote is in favor of making things as easy as possible for service template and profile authors, even if it requires...

We blindly converted all the v1.x constraint operators into v2.0 built-in functions. We haven't yet had the discussion about whether we should also change the names in the process.

`satisfies` ?