• The existing document repo (https://github.com/rtcweb-wg/jsep) was used:
  • The authors committed to a new branch (rfced) the XML files provided at the beginning of AUTH48 (both rfc8829.form.xml and rfc8829.xml but renamed draft-ietf-rtcweb-jsep.* to match previous file naming convention).
  • The authors created an issue from each AQ. 78 issues were raised.
• Workflow:
  • Authors provided feedback on each issue.
  • When done with an issue, the authors marked it with a label to note it was ready and then assigned it to the editor.
  • The editor, who was added as a contributor to the repo, created a branch off the rfced branch, made updates, and submitted PRs to close the assigned issues.

The authors and editor agreed to use the GitHub Pull Request work flow:

1. The authors answer the AQ in the comments of the issue (e.g., see comments for #922).
2. The authors indicate that an issue is ready for editor attention by labeling the issue “editor-ready” and assigning the issue to the editor.
3. The editor creates a branch off the rfced branch to address the issue.
4. The editor makes edits in that branch.
5. The editor commits changes.
6. The editor creates a Pull Request (PR) to submit the changes to the repo (e.g., PR #997).
7. The authors review the PR:
   1. If the PR is accepted, the authors merge the changes to the rfced branch, which closes the issue.
   2. If the PR is rejected, the editor makes changes to the current branch and resubmits the PR.
8. Repeat for the other issues.

The authors and the editor set up notifications so that many of these steps automatically generated emails to involved parties (assigning/commenting on issues, use of @mentions, creating/accepting/rejecting PRs). 766 messages were generated during AUTH48.

• See github_exp_2021_feedback.