Move DID Parameters section from did-core to did-resolution. #872
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This was discussed during the #did meeting on 19 December 2024. View the transcriptw3c/did-core#872 and this w3c/did-resolution#106markus_sabadello: I created a PR in did-core and a corresponding PR in did-resolution to move the parameters section from did-core to did-resolution, <Wip> This w3c/did-core#872 and this w3c/did-resolution#106 |
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This change was reviewed, discussed by the WG, and has not received any objections in weeks. Merging. |
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This removes the "DID Parameters" section from did-core. Also see the "matching" PR in did-resolution: w3c/did-resolution#106
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