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Remove the aud (audience) claim from JWT payloads. The server's did-jwt verification requires an audience option when aud is present, but the server isn't configured to validate it, causing "JWT audience is required but your app address has not been configured" errors. Changes: - Removed aud claim from JWT payload in generateEndorserJWT() - Updated key derivation to User Zero's specific path (m/84737769'/0'/0'/0') - Added public key verification against expected User Zero key - Enhanced JWT diagnostics logging throughout - Added alarm deduplication optimization (prevent duplicate alarms for same time) Verified: JWT validation now passes (token length 360→333 chars, no audience error). New error is API parameter validation (afterId required - separate issue).
daily-notification-test
This template should help get you started developing with Vue 3 in Vite.
Recommended IDE Setup
VS Code + Vue (Official) (and disable Vetur).
Recommended Browser Setup
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npm install
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Capacitor Sync (Android)
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npm run cap:sync
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npx cap sync android - Automatically fix
capacitor.settings.gradle(corrects plugin path fromandroid/toandroid/plugin/) - Ensure
capacitor.plugins.jsonhas the correct plugin registration
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node scripts/fix-capacitor-plugins.js
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