Bruce Conrad

Flush failure needs to be reported in UX

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This is to follow up on issue #568 when flushing a ruleset in the UI, and the ruleset compiles (and so can be registered with the pico-engine) but cannot be...

Each pico should have only one name

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This is a bootstrapping issue, having to do with these two rulesets: ``` io.picolabs.pico-engine-ui io.picolabs.wrangler ``` The version 1 pico engine came with just the first of these, and we...

Handling of special characters in channel tags complicates use of RID as a channel tag

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When creating a channel (`ctx:newChannel` (called by `wrangler:createChannel`)) one of the parameters is an array of strings used as tags. Each tag is sanitized, to replace runs of special characters...

parse all JSON bodies

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This seems to invoke the parsing for the content types that we need for DIDComm v2.

For interoperating with other DIDComm v2 systems that use, for example ``` "content-type": "application/didcomm-encrypted+json", ``` which the pico engine currently doesn't support. Since we wish to support DIDComm v2, we...

Testing tab converts digit strings to a number

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Phil reported: > I have a rule that accepts an event attribute that is an identifier but looks like an 18-digit number. Like this: 830010923977419046. When I look in the...

Raise an event when a DID exchange results in a connection being established

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We need the `dido` library to raise an event at the moment when a DID exchange results in a connection being established. This needs to happen both for the pico...

The `provides` directive identifies functions in a ruleset that can be used by other rulesets using this one as a module. The `shares` directive identifies functions that can be invoked...

There needs to be a way to clean them up, without just [removing them all](https://github.com/Picolab/pico-engine/blob/master/packages/pico-engine/krl/io.picolabs.did-o.krl#L119-L124), which is the only option available now.

As an enhancement, we might want invitations that can be used more than once.