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update api call url #51

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update api call url #51

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  • New Features

    • Updated the API interaction for the linkIdentifier function to support delegated attestations, enhancing the app's capabilities in managing attestations.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved issues related to the previous endpoint, ensuring smoother and more reliable functionality.

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The changes involve modifying the linkIdentifier function in the API service. The API endpoint has been updated from '/linking/link-identities' to '/eas/sign-delegated-attestation', indicating a shift in the API's focus. Despite this change in the endpoint, the function's input parameters remain unchanged, maintaining the overall structure of the function.

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File Change Summary
src/services/api/linking/index.ts Updated the API endpoint in the linkIdentifier function from '/linking/link-identities' to '/eas/sign-delegated-attestation'. No change in function signature.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API
    Client->>API: Call linkIdentifier({ anyJwt, chainId })
    API-->>Client: Response with delegated attestation
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🐇 In the realm of links now anew,
A path has shifted, fresh and true.
From identities to attestation's might,
Hopping forward, oh what a sight!
With every change, we dance and play,
A brighter future, hip-hip-hooray! 🌟


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@mehdi-torabiv mehdi-torabiv merged commit 0c50879 into main Aug 27, 2024
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Update the linking identifier API.
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