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feat: continue sign VC part #457

Closed MdechampG closed 6 months ago

MdechampG commented 7 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent changes bring significant enhancements to governance rules, Verifiable Credentials management, and CLI installation prerequisites. These updates refine governance guidelines, provide detailed instructions for Prolog programs, and streamline Verifiable Credentials handling, bolstering resource and zone governance in the Axone Dataverse.

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docs/academy/part-2/resource-governance.mdx
docs/academy/part-2/zone-governance.mdx
Enhanced CLI installation prerequisites, refined governance rules, updated Prolog program steps, managed Verifiable Credentials effectively, and cleaned up resources/zones in the Dataverse.
docs/academy/part-2/describe-resource.mdx
docs/academy/part-2/describe-zone.mdx
Updated prerequisites with installation instructions, adjusted Verifiable Credential types, provided guidance on signing and registering credentials in the blockchain, and clarified transaction details.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f539fb6b399f9f6c13d5324d7e3ded42db38bfa3 and 3a1e8280db0ecce37989dc2cb557fe2a7746b896.
Files selected for processing (4) * docs/academy/part-2/describe-resource.mdx (5 hunks) * docs/academy/part-2/describe-zone.mdx (4 hunks) * docs/academy/part-2/resource-governance.mdx (7 hunks) * docs/academy/part-2/zone-governance.mdx (6 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (19)
docs/academy/part-2/describe-zone.mdx (4)
`22-28`: Ensure prerequisites are clear and accessible. Please verify that all links in the prerequisites section are accessible and up-to-date to ensure users can follow the installation instructions without issues. --- Line range hint `42-44`: Highlight the importance of secure keyring setup. The warning about using `--keyring-backend test` in production environments is crucial. Consider emphasizing this point further to ensure users understand the security implications and the necessity of a secure keyring setup for production use. --- `178-197`: Clarify the signing command and its parameters. The command for signing the credentials is crucial for the integrity of the process. Consider adding a brief explanation of each parameter in the command to enhance understanding and ensure correct usage by users. --- `233-255`: Ensure clarity in blockchain registration commands. The commands for registering the credentials in the blockchain are complex and involve several parameters. It might be helpful to break down these commands into smaller steps or provide a more detailed explanation of each parameter to aid user comprehension.
docs/academy/part-2/describe-resource.mdx (6)
`25-31`: Consider adding a note about the node version required for `npm` and `json-cli`. While the prerequisites section clearly outlines the need for `npm` and the `json-cli`, it might be helpful for users to know the minimum required version of Node.js to avoid compatibility issues. --- Line range hint `45-49`: Clarify the security implications of using `--keyring-backend test`. --- `140-156`: Ensure consistency in the use of URLs and identifiers. In the JSON example for the dataset description, consider verifying the consistency and correctness of URLs and identifiers used, such as `@context` URLs and `id` fields, to ensure they accurately reflect the intended resources and schemas. --- `197-209`: > :memo: **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [200-229] Review the categorization of digital services. For the digital service description, ensure that the categorization (`hasCategory`) accurately reflects the service's nature and that the selected category from the thesaurus aligns with the service's primary function. This helps in maintaining a clear and organized ontology. --- `248-252`: Highlight the importance of secure key management when signing credentials. When providing instructions for signing Verifiable Credentials, it's crucial to emphasize the importance of secure key management practices, especially regarding the use of the `--keyring-backend test` option and the handling of private keys. --- `305-310`: Suggest using environment variables for sensitive information in commands. In the command for registering credentials in the blockchain, consider recommending the use of environment variables for sensitive information such as `$CONTRACT_ADDR` and `$MY_ADDR` to enhance security and prevent accidental exposure.
docs/academy/part-2/zone-governance.mdx (8)
Line range hint `15-15`: "Governance VP" might be unclear to some readers. Consider defining "VP" early in the document for clarity. --- Line range hint `30-30`: The phrase "Here are the five steps to create a zone governance in the Dataverse" could be simplified to "Here are the five steps to create zone governance in the Dataverse" for better readability. --- `40-45`: Ensure the Axone CLI installation link is correct and accessible.
Verification successful --- The verification script aimed to check the accessibility of the Axone CLI installation link provided in the documentation. The script used `curl` to request the URL and output the HTTP status code, which returned `200`. An HTTP status code of `200` indicates that the request has successfully led to the desired content, meaning the link is accessible and likely correct. Given this information, the review comment concerning the verification of the Axone CLI installation link's correctness and accessibility has been addressed. The link is confirmed to be accessible.
Scripts Executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Verify the link is accessible curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}\n" https://docs.okp4.network/tutorials/cli-1#installing-the-okp4-cli ``` Length of output: 112
--- `56-56`: The term "Prolog" is correctly spelled; ensure consistency throughout the document. --- `199-211`: The discontiguous directive usage and Prolog code structure look correct. However, ensure that the identifiers used in the Prolog code examples are consistent and correctly reference each other. --- `216-229`: Ensure the smart contract instantiation command is correct and follows best practices for security and efficiency. --- `381-423`: The instructions for signing a VC and the corresponding command syntax are clear. However, ensure that the cryptographic methods used for signing are up-to-date and secure. --- `447-452`: Add a missing backslash to ensure correct bash command formatting, as previously noted in the existing comments.
docs/academy/part-2/resource-governance.mdx (1)
`394-394`: Clarify the registration process in the blockchain to improve understanding. Consider adding a brief explanation or a link to detailed documentation on how the signing and registration process works in the blockchain context.
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