Closed vincenzoiovino closed 3 years ago
Hi @vincenzoiovino these certificates are only for test purpose and don't have a valid signature. As you can see some apps are currently showing the information taken from DCC payload, we're working on a new UI to make those data available for VerificaC19 too.
Hi @vincenzoiovino these certificates are only for test purpose and don't have a valid signature. As you can see some apps are currently showing the information taken from DCC payload, we're working on a new UI to make those data available for VerificaC19 too.
So, would then the bug be in the EU and other National apps? The EU official app and the Swiss one Covid Certificate, only to mention some, do verify successfully the above codes. What is going on?
@vincenzoiovino I tried Covid Check Swiss app and I get this
wit the EU app I get:
and the Swiss Covid Cert app I get:
However it only later says the sig is invalid. So the issue would be only in the EU app that shows green sign.
@vincenzoiovino yes this behaviour only affects the EU app. Thanks for having reported this problem!
Describe the bug
I tested all QR codes available here: https://github.com/eu-digital-green-certificates/dgc-testdata/tree/main/IT The verification fails for ALL of them. Notwithstanding: 1) I can verify other QR codes (not present in the list above) and 2) other verification apps from UE (and not only) can verify the QR codes given in the link above.
Additional info
It seems that after the instruction "val key = db.keyDao().getById(kid)" of getCertificate in VerifierRepository, key is null. What does it mean?