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We currently have the following in the KDoc for SecureArea:
* Existing keys in a Secure Area may be invalidated and this can happen
* on Android if e.g. the LSKF is removed or if a Cloud-based Secure Area
* is turned down. This is modeled through the [KeyInvalidatedException]
* being thrown when attempting to use the key. Applications can also use
* [getKeyInvalidated] to learn ahead of time if a key is still usable.
which I think is accurate but, yea, perhaps a bit too cryptic. Happy to make this more crisp, suggestions?
Does this mean a Wallet should request this function for all active Credentials to verify that they are still useable? Is it realistic that this information can be fetched from a Remote WSCD without user authentication, i.e. do we need keyUnlockData?
The description of
getKeyInvalidated
is very short and unclear, it may benefit from some more detail, e.g.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: