aegis-delegate · revocation

Source: aegis/aegis-delegate/src/revocation.rs. SHA-256: 7f38fdd0004282852e07d180595441146d8837ea3f2ae230fbec8a6924f37471.

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revocation::RevocationRegistry

Tracks revoked delegation IDs.

All operations are thread-safe via an internal [RwLock]. This is an in-memory registry; for persistence, a backing store should be layered on top.

pub struct RevocationRegistry {

}

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revocation::RevocationRegistry::new

Creates a new empty revocation registry.

pub fn new() -> Self;

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revocation::RevocationRegistry::revoke

Marks a single delegation as revoked.

pub fn revoke(&self, delegation_id: &str);

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revocation::RevocationRegistry::is_revoked

Checks whether a delegation has been revoked.

pub fn is_revoked(&self, delegation_id: &str) -> bool;

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revocation::RevocationRegistry::revoke_cascade

Revokes multiple delegations at once (cascade revocation).

This is typically used after DelegationTree::revoke returns a list of all transitively affected delegation IDs.

pub fn revoke_cascade(&self, ids: &[String]);

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