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Add test case for resharing from outside of FROST #36
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clippy failure is unrelated but caught by latest toolchain, and fixed in linked PR against this branch. |
…lize()` (#37) * Fix clippy warning and remove a clone * Update comment
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Description
This PR adds an integration test for key resharing from an initial, single party that didn't take part in any ICE-FROST key generation process, but who owns a valid keypair for Schnorr signatures.
The resulting individuals' group keys (from the new set) are checked to match the initial public key belonging to the initial party.
This requires an API change to create an
IndividualSigningKeyfrom an isolated secret key (i.e. without any DKG indexing).