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Releases

@credo-ts/action-menu@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1

@credo-ts/anoncreds@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1

@credo-ts/askar@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1

@credo-ts/askar-to-drizzle-storage-migration@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/drizzle-storage@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/askar@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/tenants@0.7.1

@credo-ts/cheqd@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/anoncreds@0.7.1

@credo-ts/core@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• f127ff5: Mdoc revocation for issuance and verification
• 7dfafeb: Support certificate chain in mdoc signing.
• f127ff5: Added token-status-list module which allows you to fetch/update/create token-status-list instances for sd-jwt and mdoc
• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.

@credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1

@credo-ts/drizzle-storage@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [1a6562c]
• Updated dependencies [117931c]
• Updated dependencies [3f2bef1]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/openid4vc@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/question-answer@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/action-menu@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/anoncreds@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/drpc@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/tenants@0.7.1

@credo-ts/drpc@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1

@credo-ts/hedera@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/anoncreds@0.7.1

@credo-ts/indy-vdr@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/anoncreds@0.7.1

@credo-ts/node@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1

@credo-ts/openid4vc@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• 1a6562c: fix(openid4vc): include auth-code scope in credential offer
• 117931c: Updated so that when the holder verifies an incoming credential and it fails, it does not log the entire credential
• 3f2bef1: Restore detailed mdoc verification error.
• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1

@credo-ts/question-answer@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1

@credo-ts/react-native@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1

@credo-ts/redis-cache@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1

@credo-ts/tenants@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/didcomm@0.7.1

@credo-ts/webvh@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• cfe86fa: X509 trusted certificates now can be provided in a new format. Previously it was a list of base64/pem/der encoded certificates, but now you can also provide a list of objects in the format [{issuance: string[], status? :string[]}]. This is used for the new status indicator on mdoc. First, it looks for the used issuance trusted certificates and then validates the status, if available, with the status trusted certificates associated with the issuance property.
• cfe86fa: TokenStatusList is a new standard module on the agent. It allows you to create/update/fetch token status lists. It is up to the user to host this, this can be easily done with the statusList you receive from the agent.tokenStatusList.createTokenStatusList(...) function. Updating the statuslist allows you to change the status list credential state from valid to invalid, but also update the expiry time, rotate certificates, change signing algorithm, etc. Signatures are the default and mac should only be used if the user is aware of the security implications and has good reason to do so.
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [7dfafeb]
• Updated dependencies [f127ff5]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
• Updated dependencies [cfe86fa]
  • @credo-ts/core@0.7.1
  • @credo-ts/anoncreds@0.7.1