Change entries and check the publication
Step 4 of 4 in Publish status lists.
Use the index stored in the credential, or the business key recorded at issuance. Never reuse an index for a different credential.
In a one-bit revocation list, 1 is revoked and 0 valid. The response is authoritative: an index
out of range, a value that does not fit the bit width or a stale concurrency check fails and the old
status stands.
The public URI is not the management API and takes no bearer token. What comes back is the signed artifact itself, with the media type of its format; CWT responses are binary COSE and must be kept as bytes.
After a change, let the TTL pass and fetch again to confirm the new publication. Delete a list only when no credential configuration binds it and no live credential references it:
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This completes the journey. Continue with Configure credential configurations.