In the PIM, ProjectDataVersioningService.getCommitChange(...) operation returns a set of changes in a given commit compared to the previous commit(s). This includes elements added, updated, or deleted in the given commit. The set of changes returned from the getCommitChange(...) operations can be large, even though served using pagination. In many scenarios, consumers of the API may only be interested in specific types of changes, e.g. elements added, or updated, or deleted.
Can we add an additional argument to the getCommitChange(...) operation that returns a filtered set of changes based on a change type versus all the changes?

In the PIM, ProjectDataVersioningService.diffCommits(...) operation returns a set of differences between two commits (baseCommit and compareCommit). This includes elements added, updated, or deleted in the compareCommit compared to the baseCommit.
The set of differences returned from the diffCommits operations can be large, even though served using pagination.
In many scenarios, consumers of the API may only be interested in specific types of changes, e.g. elements added, or updated, or deleted.
Can we add an additional argument to the diffCommits operation that returns a filtered set of differences based on a change type versus all the differences.

The goal of this task is to develop conformance test cases for the OSLC PSM of the Systems Modeling API and Services. Annex A of the specification includes Conformance Test Suite for the PIM of the API & Services. API & Services Providers and Consumers will generally conform to the individual PSMs, even though PIM-level conformance is allowed. See Section 2 (Conformance) for details. Hence, the specification should provide a Conformance Test Suite for the OSLC PSM.

The goal of this task is to develop conformance test cases for the REST/HTTP PSM of the Systems Modeling API and Services.
Annex A of the specification includes Conformance Test Suite for the PIM of the API & Services.
API & Services Providers and Consumers will generally conform to the individual PSMs, even though PIM-level conformance is allowed. See Section 2 (Conformance) for details. Hence, the specification should provide a Conformance Test Suite for the REST/HTTP PSM.