When comparing PLC mirrors, I noticed that Allegedly returns a slightly different DID PLC document than the source plc.directory (according to a comparison of SHA256 hashes of raw output).
Further investigation reveals that reason is a different @context header for crypto: instead of ecdsa-2019, it returns secp256k1-2019.
Here is few affected DIDs:
- did:plc:n723ktsgvd2bdjpxqwi3ayvb
- did:plc:um46rb2ebnlwx44fimib6utx
- did:plc:twbsv3treiimobyuwrz3pm3h
https://atproto-resolver-benchmark.pages.dev/ (pls ignore Enter DID... it does nothing :))
Okay... I guess I'm stupid, this is a problem of geesawra allegedly fork and parakeet... not allegedly. I rushed to help and completely messed it up ๐คฆโโ๏ธ. I apologize. Closing