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In the current implementation of the W3C credentials, there is a issue with the credential subject id property.
When converting a credential from JSON to a W3cCredential, the subject id property of the credential is not set correctly.
When the credential is processed, we get the following error: " Invalid state: Credential attribute 'id' value not provided".
I suppose that id property here attributeRawValues: { id: 'http://example.com' ... } is not part of credential definition. attributeRawValues must match to credential definition. This is why you are getting the error.
Adding such non-anoncreds properties should be handled outside anoncreds library as @TimoGlastra mentioned here: #273 (comment)
In the current implementation of the W3C credentials, there is a issue with the credential subject id property.
When converting a credential from JSON to a W3cCredential, the subject id property of the credential is not set correctly.
When the credential is processed, we get the following error: " Invalid state: Credential attribute 'id' value not provided".
@Artemkaaas can you take a look at this?
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