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fix: Remove DidDocument as a param for DidSigner - #127
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This makes it simpler to use remote KeyPairs without having to fetch the publicKey to create the DidDocument to satisfy the interface, where the publicKey is not actually used by any of the existing signers.
Needs discussion: I have removed the
get publicKeyfrom DidSigner as well. Currently it hasn't been used anywhere, including tests and example code snippets. Are there scenarios where this getter would be helpful? cc: @cosminm-affnd @marco-a-affinidi @carlos-affinidiAdding this change to
v2since it is a breaking change.