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This is probably a newbie question, but I couldn't find any information by browsing the repo and meeting protocols. You switched the OID mappings to using the NIST IPDs and deprecated the single-algorithm OIDs in 2023. Does this mean conformance with the IPDs is required? Botan currently implements R3 versions and there are no immediate plans to update to IPDs.
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I was about to get randombit/botan#3589 from June '23 merged, and this one would introduce the old single algorithm OIDs, that's where the question came up.
There are implementations which support R3 and IPD in parallel. I see no reason to exclude any implementations which aren't implementing IPD right now, just don't expect all other implementations to continue to support R3. The goal of this work is improving implementations by testing interoperability. If testing R3 helps you I say go for it.
This is probably a newbie question, but I couldn't find any information by browsing the repo and meeting protocols. You switched the OID mappings to using the NIST IPDs and deprecated the single-algorithm OIDs in 2023. Does this mean conformance with the IPDs is required? Botan currently implements R3 versions and there are no immediate plans to update to IPDs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: