Wouter Termont

@matthieubosquet could you give us an update on this? I do not think it is much work, so I will gladly do it myself, but I would like to understand...

Hi Emelia, I indeed hope it narrows the gap 🙂 About token difference I'm not sure. I believe the CSS currently only supports access tokens based on an identity token,...

> [@joachimvh:] Is the idea to get this eventually merged in the main branch of CSS, or is this on a branch because you need parts of the v6 branch...

@ThisIsMissEm The CSS also supports plain Bearer tokens, as can be seen in [this config file](https://github.com/CommunitySolidServer/CommunitySolidServer/blob/main/config/ldp/authentication/dpop-bearer.json).

@joachimvh Okay, then I'll move this branch to somewhere else (preferably after v6 has been released). In the Shapes PR you mentioned, there's talk of having a CI setup that...

> > [@woutermont:] there's talk of having a CI setup that makes sure the integration remains tight. Has this already been set up somewhere? > > [@joachimvh:] No, but also,...

@timbl @bblfish @elf-pavlik Should it be relevant, I implemented an extention of WAC in the CSS, enabling client- and issuer-based ACL constraints: https://github.com/CommunitySolidServer/CommunitySolidServer/pull/1537

@damooo, I find your characterization of the dual nature of Solid quite good, but I must agree with @kjetilk that we should refrain ourselves from all too eagerly providing special...

> [@RubenVerborgh:] The impact of this on a server implementation is that for every request targeting a resource, information about all parent resources higher up in the hierarchy will have...

@RubenVerborgh am I missing some complex aspect of this? The CSS makes abstraction of just about anything; particular examples include finding ACL and META resources, checking if a container is...