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Variable: STANDING_GRANTS

const STANDING_GRANTS: object

Defined in: packages/contracts/src/standing.ts:48

Every standing grant in the estate, keyed standing.<module>.<aggregate>.<verb>.v<n>. There is no tenant token: a standing grant is held above any tenant, which is why its scope is a platform scope. The module token is the holder, and verifyEstate refuses a table that says otherwise.

Adding a key here without a row in PERMISSIONS is a compile error, as it is for a contract. Add one only for work that truly has no message behind it; a handler or a consumer already has a key.

Type Declaration​

standing.identity.subject-key.rewrap.v1​

readonly standing.identity.subject-key.rewrap.v1: object

standing.identity.subject-key.rewrap.v1.kind​

readonly kind: "standing" = 'standing'

standing.identity.subject-key.rewrap.v1.purpose​

readonly purpose: "identity re-wraps its own live subject keys under another key-encryption key, in batches, when an operator runs the re-wrap command, and counts the keys still in software custody when it starts on a token; it reads and writes wrapped key material only and no personal data (D3.14, step 3.13)" = 'identity re-wraps its own live subject keys under another key-encryption key, in batches, when an operator runs the re-wrap command, and counts the keys still in software custody when it starts on a token; it reads and writes wrapped key material only and no personal data (D3.14, step 3.13)'

standing.trust.entity-statement.renew.v1​

readonly standing.trust.entity-statement.renew.v1: object

standing.trust.entity-statement.renew.v1.kind​

readonly kind: "standing" = 'standing'

standing.trust.entity-statement.renew.v1.purpose​

readonly purpose: "trust replaces its own published entity statements by re-dated copies before they expire, and settles signings an abandoned approval left standing (D2.7, step 2.8c)" = 'trust replaces its own published entity statements by re-dated copies before they expire, and settles signings an abandoned approval left standing (D2.7, step 2.8c)'