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Attendees

Resources

Status updates

Agenda

  • Record the meeting
  • Credential delay
    • First credential exchange has big delay from accepting offer to receiving credential
    • Doesn't return did when it has found it on one ledger, continues to resolve it from all ledgers
    • the more ledgers added, the larger the delay
    • Qualified dids can provide a solution to this (Because we don't need to fetch the did from all ledgers)
  • DIDComm v2 support
  • 0.3.0 release .... continued
  • Indy SDK
    • Migration to shared components
      • Aries Askar
      • Indy VDR
      • Indy CredX (AnonCreds)

Meeting Notes


Future topics

Next Week:

  • Shared components how to finish asap
  • Mikes PR merge
  • potentially multi vs single use invite performance

Future Topics:

  • Ledger Agnostic AnonCreds in AFJ 
  • React Native testing
  • Monorepo dependencies
    • TypeScript types


Meeting recording:

video1423940876.mp4