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Cleanup of REST API #44
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letmaik
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letmaik
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letmaik
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…rom entry resource
text mostly from RFC9162
Co-authored-by: Thomas Fossati <[email protected]>
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I addressed all feedback that came in and will move this PR over to the repo in ietf-wg-scitt. More review can happen there. I accidently opened this PR here in the old repo. |
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thanks @letmaik |
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It's not clear yet whether and in what form a REST API will be standardized but this PR cleans up the existing section and makes the API vendor-neutral (previously, some CCF-specific bits had leaked into it) including allowing for registration of claims to be a long-running operation which provides more flexibility for implementations.