SEDI Residence¶

The state issues Residence to the citizen as a separate credential, with independently disclosed street, city, county, state, postcode, country and issued-date blocks. Its required coreIdentity edge links to Core, and an optional utahAgent edge links to an authorizing agent credential. This is Sam Smith's Residence schema at keripy 927c0cb8, reproduced byte for byte with SAID EH5hn7CbtDFxhS3IKioC8P-e4YyZoxqzhRpr4X_e32BD; his revision at 9a8b7aa7 and 80f77b73, which lacked the utahAgent edge, remains resolvable. Sam Smith is the author. Each attribute block is either an expanded object or its compact SAID string, so a holder can reveal one block, such as county, while withholding the others. The coreIdentity edge has no compact arm, so the whole edge section is compacted or the edge stays expanded. Sam dropped the expiration date that his earlier revision carried. Bakobo's 0.2.0 amendment and Sam's 0.1.0 at ec307cd74 remain resolvable. A verifier must resolve and verify compact references before using their claims.

example.json is Guy's Residence from Sam's test_sedi_acdcs at 927c0cb8, unmodified; Sam's vector omits the optional a.rd and the optional utahAgent edge, and its coreIdentity edge carries ["E1E", "DI1I", "NI2I"]. The Summit demo's own issued Residence uses ["E1E", "NI2I"], the shape of Sam's Wyn Age vector, because DI1I has no implementation yet; the summit's this.i records that decision. invalid/ holds negative cases. this.i @3x2jtfxc and @6uxg0vj0 record the re-pins.