The WebOfTrust community recently released a major update to the Key Event Receipt Infrastructure (KERI) and Authentic Chained Data Containers (ACDC) implementation as a coordinated release across the suite of WebOfTrust repositories.

Coordinated Release

This resulted in the following release versions:

• Repository: KERIpy (used for witnesses, command line-managed decentralized identities, and as the core library for the Python KERY space)
  Version: 1.1.12 (PyPi) – Apr 9, 2024
• Repository: KERIA (agent server used for individual decentralized identity agents – your data sits here)
  Version: 0.2.0.dev0 Pre-Release (PyPi) – Apr 11, 2024
• Repository: SignifyPy (edge-signing client implementation – your keys sit here)
  Version: 0.1.0 (PyPi) – Feb 13, 2024

Branch Strategy Change

• “development” branch merged to “main” as the old GitFlow style branching strategy was dropped in favor of trunk-based development (single main branch strategy). See the keripy#726 GitHub discussion for the rationale.
  • This occurred for the following repositories:
    • Python
      • KERIpy
      • KERIA
      • SignifyPy
    • Typescript
      • SignifyTS

Recent Blog Posts

See Nuttawut Kongsuwan’s explanation of how to use KERI in his “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to KERI. Part 3: How do you use KERI?“

Categories: KERI self sovereign identity

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