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https://github.com/EWC-consortium/eudi-wallet-rulebooks-and-schemas/blob/main/data-schemas/ds001-eu-company-certificate.json
in the EUCC it states:
"legalName": { "description": "Legal person official name as in LPID",
it would be nice to also refer to the LPID with the EUID:
"identifier": { "description": "EUID of the company as in LPID",
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Actually, don't refer to the LPID at all in the description. Maybe we could use $ref tags to refer to the attribute in another schema? Example: "$ref": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bartbink/eudi-wallet-rulebooks-and-schemas/SR-and-PoA/data-schemas/ds004-legal-person-identification-data.json#/properties/issuing_authority"
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$ref sounds good to me. I don't know how this works in a credential in this format. That's my shortcoming.
Two comments:
If you refer to LPID, all properties of LPID get inherited.
Using $ref is okay if it's not a private repository. :) It shall point to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EWC-consortium/eudi-wallet-rulebooks-and-schemas/refs/heads/main/data-schemas/ds004-legal-person-identification-data.json
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https://github.com/EWC-consortium/eudi-wallet-rulebooks-and-schemas/blob/main/data-schemas/ds001-eu-company-certificate.json
in the EUCC it states:
it would be nice to also refer to the LPID with the EUID:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: