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Also, I thought that we'd decided to carry the DID in a "did" claim. The example puts the DID value in a "did" parameter of the "did_comm" claim. The example also contains a "did_doc" value without saying what this is, when it would be included, and what the validation rules for it are.
Thank you for calling that out. We will address the issue by using a did
and an optional did_doc
claim. The did_doc
is needed for some vendors, e.g., for those who implement a did:peer approach.
The spec uses the "did_comm" claim in an example and says that it registers it, but the spec does not define it.