Fix issue with requested to revoke before registry creation #2995
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Signed-off-by: jamshale <[email protected]>
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@cvarjao — this might be the source of the issue with some Lawyers being unable to produce a valid revocation proof. If this same issue is happening in Credo, the result would be the “accum_to” being “NONE”, which IIRC was the error that was coming up. Further, if the lawyer got a new credential, their existing credential would be revoked, triggering an update of the RevReg, which might in turn would make the problem go away. |
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This fixes #2962 by fetching the registry list start time and then using it for the revoke_to value and recalculating the delta, when the
accum_tovalue is missing from the ledger response. This means that if the presentation request has a revoke_to value before the registry was created that the holder will use the creation time to calculate the delta.There is some conversation about the desired behaviour in the ticket. I'm not certain this is the way it should be fixed, but my limited understand and testing appears like it is valid.