@ngerakines.me

or just issue

Really thanks! I didn't have time to study it in depth, and I hope that this library would validate it well, since that's the only thing it does... well...

Will you do the PR or should I? :)

tangled.org/@smokesignal...

Thank you!

So the operation mentioned is *invalid*? It is not clear to me from the document how the operation is invalid... I don't think it falls under criteria mentioned there (?)

Can you please direct me to the exact location of case of this specific operation?

github.com/did-method-p...

For public alpha give me a few days ;)

The new version will feature minimally a rollback function that will allow you to go back to some state - now please delete everything and start again.

New version (in Rust!) i hope till end of month

@ngerakines.me I'm tagging you because if that operation was deleted because it's not "valid", then it might be relevant for your plc-audit library

Can someone please explain this to me? 🙏 @bnewbold.net @retr0.id @pfrazee.com

Why later? For me, it's fundamental to take the current Golang implementation as a baseline and compare it constantly. You learn a lot from it.

I realized that instead of struggling with golang (which I understand), it's better to pay for Cursor & Claude and write it directly in Rust, learning as I go :D

btw try dbgate.io, also powered by svelte ;)

*says someone who has been exclusively using Svelte since 2022, so he don't have much to compare it to

Svelte is just the best

Wow, thanks Nick! This will pair perfectly with plcbundle, where i can use for inbuilt validation. Experiments with go+wasm can be fun :)

Every approach has its pros and cons, but the approach of a powerful stdlib and fewer dependencies is probably a little closer to my heart.