Closed domwoe closed 2 years ago
I think it makes sense to at least add an option for this to be handled in indy-vdr (if it is not handled by default). I don't think it makes sense to move this functionality into the indy-did-resolver.
I think we agree. I meant the resolver lib which will be integrated into Indy VDR.
Linking issue in VDR: https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-vdr/issues/81
From what I understand in the discussions in the linked issue and after digging a bit into the indy-vdr code, we don't need to do anything on our side: SP validation is done under the hood of indy-vdr with the fallback of querying one third of the validator nodes is applied if SP validation fails.
Does the resolver need to do state proof validation or is this already handled implicitly by Indy VDR?