Fixed
getAttestation() now returns null for expired attestations. Previously it read the raw
attestations mapping, which keeps verified = true after expiry, so an expired attestation
came back as a valid-looking record. It now applies the same rule as the contract's verify()
(valid only while expiry is in the future). verify(), isVerified() and hasTier() are
unchanged. If you relied on reading expired records through getAttestation(), read
attestations(address) directly via client.publicClient instead.DEPLOYMENTS.fuji.validatorSetManager now points to the live 0x935114966Ac6CB6Ec569c8C6959aDF5Ceb9E6f64.
1.1.2 still shipped the superseded 0x7Dc03c4Af8a604E602A0237eb2f6868B95097333.
Docs
- Documented
verify() semantics: timestamp is issuance time and expiry is expiration time (UNIX
seconds); verified is false for expired, revoked, or never-issued addresses with all other
fields 0; it is a free view call and works while the contract is paused.
- Added a note on smart accounts (ERC-4337): attest and query the exact address that signs or is sponsored.
- Removed a redundant
exp > block.timestamp check from the Solidity example.
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