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Currently, the only place were JSON is being validated is inside the MessageReceiver. However, there are many cases where we manually transform JSON into class instances. This currently requires us to manually call the class-validator, which is easy to forget.
One way to make this process less error prone is to add this validation step to the JsonTransformer.fromJson() method as default b
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https://aries-interop.info/ has the Introduction sorted at the bottom of the list.
I would like it to be sorted
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When publishing a new tails file, the server needs to read the current state of the targeted ledger in order to check the state of the revocation registry.
Every time a new file is pushed, the server needs to "start from scratch" and re-read all of the transactions from inception on the specified ledger (via the genesis file specified during upload + new entries on that ledger).
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The tails file location after publishing a credential definition is not considering the white spaces in revocation tags, which leads to fail in uploading tails file but publishes the credential definition on the ledger