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Attendees
- Sam Curren (Indicio) <sam@indicio.tech>
- Steve McCown (Anonyome Labs) <smccown@anonyome.com>
- Alexandra Walker (Indicio, PBC) <alex.walker@indicio.tech>
- Charles Lanahan <charles.lanahan@gmail.com>
- Warren Gallagher (AffinitiQuest) <warren@affinitiquest.io>
- Stephen Curran (BC Gov/Cloud Compass Computing Inc.) <swcurran@cloudcompass.ca>
- Mike Ebert (Indicio) <mike@indicio.tech>
- Alex Andrei (RootRootsID) <alex.andrei@rootsid.com>
Welcome / Introductions
Announcements
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- DID Peer 2/3 – processing approach – is this the plan:
- Identifiers:
- Long Identifier – as defined today, entire encoded DIDDoc in identifier
- Short identifier is the first 22(?) characters of 64 character string sha256 of long identifier (or something else?)
- On receipt of a did:peer:3<identifier>, process as follows:
- Detect length of identifier — short or long (assumption: long peer:did:2 will never be less than 23(?) bytes)
- If short - resolve DID locally to get DIDDoc - on success, exit
- If short and resolution failed — error, exit
- If long
- Convert long DID to short DID - resolve DID locally to get DIDDoc - on success, exit
- If long and short DID resolution failed
- Resolve long DID locally to get DIDDoc — on success, exit
- if both short and long DID resolution fails
- If on a “create DID” step (e.g. receiving DID Exchange “request” or “response” or DIDComm 2 new protocol step)
- Extract DIDDoc from long DID, store short DID and DIDDoc, get DIDDoc — on success, exit
- If on a “create DID” step (e.g. receiving DID Exchange “request” or “response” or DIDComm 2 new protocol step)
- Otherwise — error
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Other Business
Future Topics
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