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Typos #22
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See #24 for the first typo. |
The PR for the first typo is fixed. |
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There was indeed a typo related to your third point. This is now fixed and merged (see PR #27 ). @Oskar-van-Deventer , do you agree that we can close the ticket? |
Thank you! Yes, please close. |
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Here are some (possible) typos
There is
"publicKey": "ddid:peer:qQk1twjzCmEMgLDRN ..."
I assume the double d in "ddid" is a type
There is a hash "#" in
"publicKey": "ddid:peer:qQk1twjzCmEMgLDRNmo7oS#1"
is that hash a typo, or a feature of DDO?
Why is the DID
"id": "did:peer:qQk1twjzCmEMgLDRNmo7oS"
different from
"for": "did:peer:rjHiqAzCbsNYhMZDTUASHg"
What is the semantics of each DID? Or is this just a typo?
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