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Define naming conventions for objects, relations, namespaces

Open aeneasr opened this issue 3 years ago • 5 comments

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Extract these with citations from the paper and document them - both in tests as well as documentation and examples.

aeneasr avatar Nov 10 '20 12:11 aeneasr

User vs Subject

The grammar of the language defined in the paper:

<tuple> ::= <object>#<relation>@<user>
<object> ::= <namespace>:<object_id>
<user> ::= <user_id> | <userset>
<userset> ::= <object>#<relation>

I decided to use subject instead of user because it is more descriptive IMO. Especially when you consider that a userset can also have the ... relation which means any relation and basically allows the subject to be an object. See Table 1, last example:

Example Tuple in Text Notation Semantics
... ...
doc:readme#parent@folder:A#... doc:readme is in folder:A

Table 1: Example relation tuples. “#...” represents a relation that does not affect the semantics of the tuple.

Vote :+1: for subject, :-1: for user

zepatrik avatar Nov 12 '20 11:11 zepatrik

Good, this would effectively mean, or if not considered yet please do so, that we entirely discard the word "user" from our dictionary to consistently knock out any confusion, right?

So that we have:

<tuple> ::= <object>#<relation>@<subject>
<object> ::= <namespace>:<object_id>
<subject> ::= <subject_id> | <subjectset>
<subjectset> ::= <object>#<relation>

If so, we can finally refactor UserID and UserSet to SubjectID and SubjectSet in the current code.

robinbraemer avatar Nov 12 '20 16:11 robinbraemer

New name for "Zookie" used in the Keto project

As per discussion from:

  • https://github.com/ory/keto/issues/311#issuecomment-728162933 ...

We (@zepatrik https://github.com/ory/keto/issues/311#issuecomment-728842524, @tacurran https://github.com/ory/keto/issues/311#issuecomment-727615735, and @robinbraemer ) want to give the "Zookie" from the Zanzibar paper a new and more descriptive name being very self explanatory as it will be used in our docs as well.

A Zookie is an opaque consistency token to each snapshot content version of a relation tuple.

These are the current options to vote for (react to vote):

  • 👍 Snaptoken (@robinbraemer) - Also refered to as snapshot token in the docs.
  • 😄 Kookie (@robinbraemer) - Replace Z with Keto's K
  • 🎉 Ketokie (@robinbraemer) - "Cut away" in Hindi
  • 🚀 Yotta (@tacurran) - (10^24) or (1000^8)
  • 👀 Zoery (@tacurran) - ...has some Zo and Ory. Zoe (life) and Ory
  • ❤️ Manna (@tacurran) - has two fours (2 4s: for you, for me) and is symbolic for a nourishment (|V|a|\|\|a -> MaNNa)

You can also suggest even better names.

robinbraemer avatar Nov 17 '20 11:11 robinbraemer

As per https://github.com/ory/keto/pull/324#issuecomment-730416135 the RelationTuple's Object will be flattened out and the fields moved one layer up.

  • The object_id string field will be renamed to object string field.
  • The namespace relationship will now concentrate on RelationTuples instead of Objects.

robinbraemer avatar Nov 19 '20 15:11 robinbraemer

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Hello contributors!

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Throughout its lifetime, Ory has received over 10.000 issues and PRs. To sustain that growth, we need to prioritize and focus on issues that are important to the community. A good indication of importance, and thus priority, is activity on a topic.

Unfortunately, burnout has become a topic of concern amongst open-source projects.

It can lead to severe personal and health issues as well as opening catastrophic attack vectors.

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