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It takes any trustee's feed_key
, expiration
which is a delta in seconds until expiration, and description
.
This endpoint gives you an object called Trust Link
. This object can be sent to other peers, unless the peers could just load your timeline (which has this link too).
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so link
isn't needed in the body? https://github.com/indutny/hypercorn/blob/master/lib/hypercorn/schema.js#L28
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@bmeck oh gosh, I think I broke. I just use this to validate both POST data and messages. Guess I need to have separate schema for it!
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