It’s not visible on the specifications website, but I see parts of it in the archetype designer (the Better one) and this website says not openEHR Task Planning v BPMN - Woland's CatWoland's Cat.
What’s the truth - is it retired or not? And if it’s retired why was it retired?
Hi,
You probably refer to PROC Release 1.7.0 - that has indeed a “retired” state. Mainly because we wanted to signal a state which we did not properly have at that time; but was in the meantime added, and now reflects much better the actual situation - it is about the PAUSED state. See here for more information: openEHR - Change Process - it may explain why we did this.
The development version is marked ‘PAUSED’ and is not yet released as such, as there is a consultation process ongoing, which involves relicensing it under a more permissive open licence.
Unfortunately, I don’t know why Archetype Designer still has a TP section, so cannot answer - but in any case, it is not forbidden to have tools and software still supporting it.
openEHR as an organisation has decided not to use it. Assuming the license is relaxed to allow free forking, my company (ArsSemantica) will fork it and maintain that as an open spec (published in a similar form), plus create an open implementation. Hopefully starting in Q3.