Re: VC/VP proofs

There is an example of proof array in the spec:
https://w3c.github.io/vc-data-model/#example-40-a-holder-presenting-a-verifiable-credential-that-was-passed-to-it-by-the-subject

On Fri, Mar 29, 2019, 15:42 Pete Rowley <prowley@wireline.io> wrote:

> I'm trying to construct a VerifiablePresentation that has the following
> properties:
>
>  1. the VC is not a bearer token
>  2. the VC id refers to itself (not some external entity)
>  3. the VC contains its own public key (so that presentation proofs are a
> proof that the VC holder is the true holder, not a man in the middle)
>  4. Given a set of VC in a presentation, the presentation has a proof for
> each VC (referenced by the VC id)
>
> Section 4.7 says a proof is "one or more cryptographic proofs." But all
> examples show a single object structure for the proof, not an array. Can an
> array be substituted or is this something to be defined within the proof
> object itself?
>
> I think it would be helpful if it were possible to nest presentations so
> that each VC can have its own presentation in order to closely represent
> the relationships of proofs to VC here.
>
> --
> - Pete
> https://wireline.io
>