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DTGCredentialError

Enum DTGCredentialError 

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum DTGCredentialError {
Show 33 variants UnknownCredential, DataIntegrity(DataIntegrityError), NotSigned, UnknownVCVersion, EmptyAuthorityActions, NotAnAuthorityCredential, AttenuationParentHasNoId, InvalidDigest(String), UnsupportedDigestAlgorithm(u64), MalformedDelegation(String), NotADelegationGrant(String), AttenuationWidens(String), MissingTaskContext, MissingTaskDigest, InvalidContext(String), InvalidType(String), IssuerScopeTooNarrow { declared: IssuerScope, minimum: IssuerScope, }, InvalidPredicate(String), ProfileViolation(String), PredicateNotAccepted(String), MalformedAcceptList(String), MalformedTaskDocument(String), NotAWitnessSession(String), Canonicalization(String), WrongCredentialType { expected: String, got: String, }, NotAMembershipGrant(String), InvalidValidityWindow { valid_from: DateTime<Utc>, valid_until: DateTime<Utc>, }, JsonTooDeep { max: usize, }, NotTheGrantSubject { expected: String, found: String, }, OutlivesGrant { valid_until: Option<DateTime<Utc>>, grant_valid_until: DateTime<Utc>, }, ProofNotFromIssuer { issuer: String, verification_method: String, }, NotValidAt { at: DateTime<Utc>, }, MalformedCredential(String),
}
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Errors related to DTG Credentials

New variants may be added in minor releases; match with a wildcard arm.

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This enum is marked as non-exhaustive
Non-exhaustive enums could have additional variants added in future. Therefore, when matching against variants of non-exhaustive enums, an extra wildcard arm must be added to account for any future variants.
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UnknownCredential

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DataIntegrity(DataIntegrityError)

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NotSigned

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UnknownVCVersion

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EmptyAuthorityActions

An AuthorityCredential (VAC) carried an empty actions list.

Emptiness is never a wildcard: a VAC conferring no actions confers nothing, and is rejected rather than treated as unrestricted.

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NotAnAuthorityCredential

DTGCredential::attenuate was called on a credential that is not a VAC.

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AttenuationParentHasNoId

👎Deprecated since 0.7.0:

Never returned. authority.parent is a digest as of Working Draft 02, so a parent VAC no longer needs an id to be attenuated. This variant will be removed in a future release.

DTGCredential::attenuate was called on a VAC with no id.

No longer produced. Working Draft 02 makes authority.parent a digest of the parent rather than its id, precisely so that no credential needs a top-level identifier merely in order to be referenced.

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InvalidDigest(String)

A digest value was not a well-formed digestMultibase.

Either the multibase envelope or the multihash inside it failed to decode. A sha256:<hex> value produced against Working Draft 01 lands here, which is the intended outcome: it is reported rather than silently compared as unequal.

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UnsupportedDigestAlgorithm(u64)

A digest named a hash algorithm this library does not implement.

The specification permits a governing party to require a stronger hash, and carries the algorithm in the value itself. A verifier MUST reject an algorithm it does not accept rather than treating it as a mismatch — hence a distinct error.

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MalformedDelegation(String)

A DelegationCredential (VDC) was not a well-formed grant or acceptance.

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NotADelegationGrant(String)

A delegation acknowledgement was built against something that is not a delegation grant.

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AttenuationWidens(String)

An attenuation attempted to confer more than its parent held.

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MissingTaskContext

A StatementCredential under a profile that REQUIRES taskContext — witnessed/1, vetted/1, presented/1, or an accept-list entry saying so — carries none.

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MissingTaskDigest

A credential that REQUIRES taskContext carries it without taskDigestMultibase, which DTG Core Credentials makes REQUIRED wherever taskContext is.

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InvalidContext(String)

@context does not list the W3C VC context first and DTG_CONTEXT_V1 second.

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InvalidType(String)

type is not VerifiableCredential, DTGCredential and exactly one concrete subtype (with PersonhoodCredential permitted as a hint on a VMC only), or names a subtype this specification has retired.

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IssuerScopeTooNarrow

issuerScope is narrower than the credential type or predicate profile permits.

A community-issued VMC can only truthfully declare public; witnessed/1, vetted/1 and presented/1 require directed at minimum.

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§declared: IssuerScope
§minimum: IssuerScope
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InvalidPredicate(String)

A VSC predicate is not an absolute IRI in Unicode Normalization Form C.

A compact form (a CURIE such as dtg:witnessed, or a bare JSON-LD term) is malformed rather than unknown: no expansion is ever performed.

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ProfileViolation(String)

A VSC does not meet a constraint of its predicate’s profile: an object kind the profile does not permit, a REQUIRED member missing, or a subject–object relationship that does not hold.

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PredicateNotAccepted(String)

A verifier’s accept-list does not contain the statement’s predicate.

Rejection is the only conforming outcome for an unrecognized predicate: it is not processed as a generic statement, and no published equivalence is followed.

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MalformedAcceptList(String)

A registry accept-list document could not be read.

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MalformedTaskDocument(String)

A document a credential was to cite as its taskContext is not a Trust Task document that can be named: it is not a JSON object, or it has no string id.

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NotAWitnessSession(String)

DTGCredential::new_witnessed_vsc was given something other than the witness/session document that opened the witness session.

A VWC names the innermost exchange that attests the witnessing (Trust Tasks §4.9.1): the party’s own witness/session, not the witness/session/submit exchanged on its thread and not the relationship exchange that contains it.

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Canonicalization(String)

The credential could not be canonicalized (JCS, RFC 8785) for digesting

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WrongCredentialType

A credential was not of the type an operation requires

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§expected: String
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NotAMembershipGrant(String)

A membership acknowledgement was built against something that is not a community-issued membership grant

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InvalidValidityWindow

A credential’s validUntil is not after its validFrom.

A window that closes before, or at the instant, it opens describes a credential that is never valid. It is refused where a credential is built or signed rather than left for every verifier to notice. A validFrom in the past is not refused: backdating is how a re-issued credential keeps the date the original took effect.

Compared at whole seconds, the precision the wire form carries.

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§valid_from: DateTime<Utc>
§valid_until: DateTime<Utc>
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JsonTooDeep

A JSON document was nested more deeply than MAX_JSON_DEPTH allows.

Digesting, signing and verifying all walk a credential recursively, so a value deep enough exhausts the stack and aborts the process. It is refused before any of that work starts.

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§max: usize
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NotTheGrantSubject

A grant names a different party as its subject from the one answering it.

Returned by DTGCredential::new_member_vmc_for and DTGCredential::new_delegate_vdc_for. A party answers a grant for itself, so a grant naming anyone else is refused rather than answered in that party’s name.

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§expected: String
§found: String
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OutlivesGrant

An acknowledgement or acceptance would remain valid after the grant it answers.

valid_until is None where the answer was open-ended against a grant that expires.

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§valid_until: Option<DateTime<Utc>>
§grant_valid_until: DateTime<Utc>
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ProofNotFromIssuer

A proof verified, but was made with a verification method that does not belong to the credential’s issuer.

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§issuer: String
§verification_method: String
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NotValidAt

A credential was not in force at the instant it was checked against.

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MalformedCredential(String)

A credential in its wire form lacks a member it needs, or carries one that cannot be read.

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impl Debug for DTGCredentialError

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Display for DTGCredentialError

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fn fmt(&self, __formatter: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Error for DTGCredentialError

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fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn Error + 'static)>

Returns the lower-level source of this error, if any. Read more
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fn description(&self) -> &str

👎Deprecated since 1.42.0:

use the Display impl or to_string()

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fn cause(&self) -> Option<&dyn Error>

👎Deprecated since 1.33.0:

replaced by Error::source, which can support downcasting

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fn provide<'a>(&'a self, request: &mut Request<'a>)

🔬This is a nightly-only experimental API. (error_generic_member_access)
Provides type-based access to context intended for error reports. Read more
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impl From<DataIntegrityError> for DTGCredentialError

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fn from(source: DataIntegrityError) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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