Merge pull request #370 from docknetwork/cleanup/force-revocation-check

Remove references to forceRevocationCheck

example/vcdm.js

@@ -107,7 +107,6 @@ async function main() {
         domain,
         resolver,
         compactProof: true,
-        forceRevocationCheck: false,
       });
 
       if (ver.verified) {

src/utils/vc/presentations.js

@@ -106,8 +106,6 @@ export async function verifyPresentationCredentials(
  * @property {DIDResolver} [resolver] - Resolver to resolve the issuer DID (optional)
  * @property {Boolean} [unsignedPresentation] - Whether to verify the proof or not
  * @property {Boolean} [compactProof] - Whether to compact the JSON-LD or not.
- * @property {Boolean} [forceRevocationCheck] - Whether to force revocation check or not.
- * Warning, setting forceRevocationCheck to false can allow false positives when verifying revocable credentials.
  * @property {object} [presentationPurpose] - A purpose other than the default AuthenticationProofPurpose
  * @property {object} [documentLoader] - A document loader, can be null and use the default
  */

tutorials/src/tutorial_ipv.md

@@ -190,10 +190,7 @@ with the `verify` method. The `verify` method takes an object of arguments,
 and is optional.
 
 If you've used DIDs you need to pass a `resolver` for them.
-You can also use the booleans `compactProof` (to compact the JSON-LD) and
-`forceRevocationCheck` (to force revocation check). Please beware that
-setting `forceRevocationCheck` to false can allow false positives when
-verifying revocable credentials.
+You can also use the booleans `compactProof` (to compact the JSON-LD).
 
 If your credential has uses the `credentialStatus` field, the credential will be checked
 not to be revoked unless you pass `skipRevocationCheck` flag.
@@ -382,10 +379,7 @@ Once your Verifiable Presentation has been signed you can proceed to verify
 it with the `verify` method.
 
 If you've used DIDs you need to pass a `resolver` for them. You can also use
-the booleans `compactProof` (to compact the JSON-LD) and
-`forceRevocationCheck` (to force revocation check). Please beware that
-setting `forceRevocationCheck` to false can allow false positives when
-verifying revocable credentials.
+the booleans `compactProof` (to compact the JSON-LD).
 
 If your credential uses the `credentialStatus` field, the credential will be checked to be not revoked unless you pass `skipRevocationCheck`.
 For the simplest cases you only need a `challenge` string and possibly a
@@ -459,7 +453,7 @@ Here's an example of issuing a Verifiable Credential using DIDs, provided that y
 ```javascript
 const issuerKey = getKeyDoc(issuerDID, dock.keyring.addFromUri(issuerSeed, null, 'ed25519'), 'Ed25519VerificationKey2018');
 await vc.sign(issuerKey);
-const verificationResult = await signedCredential.verify({ resolver, compactProof: true, forceRevocationCheck: true, revocationApi: { dock } });
+const verificationResult = await signedCredential.verify({ resolver, compactProof: true });
 console.log(verificationResult.verified); // Should print `true`
 ```