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feat: Integrate AnonCreds with W3C VCDI Format Support in ACA-Py #2861
feat: Integrate AnonCreds with W3C VCDI Format Support in ACA-Py #2861
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I'm a bit confused what this is doing? If it is processing a cred_w3c credential wouldn't it have, and use, a return value?
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We receive a W3C credential, but then we have to convert to an Indy credential to store. So, we have to process the W3C credential before we can convert to Indy format, but we don't store the W3C version of the credential explicitely.