The new german-eudi-wallet common trusted entity trusts the PID providers of the German EUDI Wallet (d-you) production environment, from the trust list published at trustlists.eudihub.de. Link it as a trusted issuer on a presentation template to accept only the production PID.

german-eudi-wallet-sandbox now uses the sandbox trust lists published at trustlists-sandbox.eudihub.de. They list the same PID and wallet providers as before, so templates that link it need no changes. See the d-you guide.

We fixed an issue where revoking an mdoc credential failed when its CWT status list was signed by an older version of Paradym. After this update, Paradym re-signs these status lists in the background. No action is required, and status list URLs and indices stay the same.

Every operation id in the OpenAPI document now follows the same pattern: the tag, followed by getAll, get, create, update, replace, delete or the action the endpoint performs. For example, WebhookSubscriptionsGetWebhooks is now WebhookSubscriptionsGetAll and SdJwtVcCredentialTemplatesCreateCredentialTemplate is now SdJwtVcCredentialTemplatesCreate.

The HTTP API itself is unchanged. If you generate a client from the OpenAPI document, regenerating it renames most methods, so update your code accordingly. The document for the deprecated /v1/projects/** family keeps the previous names. A future major release of @paradym/sdk will adopt the new names. The current release keeps working unchanged.