Maik Riechert

I don't think this library should depend on jquery. Maybe there are smaller libraries made just for that purpose (AJAX).

`https://example.com/foo:bar` is also an interesting case, since `:` is a valid path character in URIs. Would that become `did:web:example.com:foo%3Abar`? What if a URL already has encoded characters, are they decoded...

> > > imo, `did:web:example.com/foo:bar` -> `https://example.com/foo:bar/did.json`... no problem here. That's a DID URL, not a DID. I think this has to be solved for the DID itself, right?

> > > yes, that example was a did url with a path that contained a colon. > > today: > > > The method specific identifier MUST match the...

There's a draft [did:x509](https://github.com/microsoft/did-x509) spec out with two implementations ([Python](https://github.com/microsoft/did-x509) and [C++](https://github.com/microsoft/didx509cpp)). Would be great to get some more eyes on the spec for extra scrutiny before [registering](https://github.com/w3c/did-spec-registries/) it ....

@wyc Absolutely!

I experienced this with the standard Windows Server 2016 image during extraction of an app package. We're currently trying to work around it by changing the relevant registry key within...

I've already created a support incident last week, the latest status from Monday is that the support has to check with the "Batch Product Group". The issue is really quite...

See https://github.com/letmaik/rawpy/issues/106. In principle yes, no problem. In practice, there's not much demand for it. Feel free though to submit a PR to the `prerelease` branch like it was done...

Closing this. If you need it, please submit a PR.