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include proposal inputs in detail limits snapshot #94

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catkins-miso opened this issue Mar 27, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #96
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include proposal inputs in detail limits snapshot #94

catkins-miso opened this issue Mar 27, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #96
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catkins-miso commented Mar 27, 2024

This was likely in prior iterations but the current schema is insufficient.

As a Ratings Provider
I want to know how the forecasted limits were determined
When a new limits snapshot is available
Without making multiple requests or corelating multiple resource representations
So that I can maintain operational awareness
And store evidence of compliance

As a Clearinghouse Provider
I want to archive the inputs used to determined the forecast limits
When a new limits snapshot is available
Without making multiple requests or corelating multiple resource representations
So that my long-term ratings archive is compliant

Snapshot use cases:

  • Why wasn't my rating considered?
  • Why was it considered by not respected?
  • Non-repudiation--that is not my proposal.
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catkins-miso commented Mar 27, 2024

To be clear, there was already a "proposals-considered" in the detailed limits snapshot, but it only allowed for an identifier, and we took the proposal out as a first-class interop resource.

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