added supported_extensions list to discovery #25
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samdozor
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May 17, 2018
OpenGDPR_specification.md
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| **REQUIRED** array of extension keys as defined in 7.1.2. |
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- why is it required? If a processor does not support any extension - must they return an empty-list vs. null?
- is it worth noting that this is with the intention that requests could be federated?
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- It keeps it in line with the others: all required. Someone could conceivably have 0 supported public identities (passing an empty array) and one or more supported extensions. What do you think?
- I don't think it needs to be called out since it could work by aggregating the discovery info.
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