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The test vectors use human-readable strings and the i18n group requested that we express them using the appropriate @language/@direction values across vc-data-integrity, vc-di-eddsa, and vc-di-ecdsa. This is a tracking issue to make sure we update the test vectors to conform to i18n guidance.
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@msporny The current spec does not contain any @language or @direction statements or even a mention of those features. The VC Data Model spec does at least mention @language and @direction.
So adding this feature to D.I. is not that hard (existing tests already exist in VC Data Model for this), the question is should the il8n examples be done as a feature that a suite or implementer can turn on to ensure conformance or should il8n be on by default in all suites? I believe the former makes more sense as no normative statement in DI says an implementer MUST support il8n. Additionally, should the il8n properties be on a data integrity proof (the subject of this test suite) or do we need to demonstrate that VCs with il8n properties can be signed with data integrity proofs?
Transferring this issue from w3c/vc-data-integrity#218:
The test vectors use human-readable strings and the i18n group requested that we express them using the appropriate @language/@direction values across vc-data-integrity, vc-di-eddsa, and vc-di-ecdsa. This is a tracking issue to make sure we update the test vectors to conform to i18n guidance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: