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Improve DID URL dereferencing for verification methods #122

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@clehner clehner commented Mar 11, 2021

Superceded by: #128

@clehner clehner changed the title [WIP] Improve DID URL dereferencing for verification methods Improve DID URL dereferencing for verification methods Mar 12, 2021
.resolve(did, &ResolutionInputMetadata::default())
.await;
if res_meta.error.is_some() {
return None;
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Do we really want to hide this error? It could make the code a bit messy as we probably don't want to stop whatever operation is in progress because one resolution failed, but I'm afraid the potential error for the end user might be misleading.

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I agree this is not ideal. Issue opened: #126

@clehner clehner closed this Mar 16, 2021
@clehner clehner deleted the branch feat/relative-did-url March 16, 2021 20:24
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clehner commented Mar 16, 2021

This PR was closed automatically, I think because I deleted the head branch before rebasing the PR branch and updating to base on main. It cannot be reopened or have the base updated now, so I have opened a new PR for these changes: #128

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