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Bumps acapy-agent from 1.5.0rc0 to 1.5.0.

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1.5.0

ACA-Py 1.5.0 is a significant release that advances the platform’s modernization and modularization goals. The most substantial changes are the upgrade to Python 3.13 and the continued evolution of ACA-Py toward a plugin-oriented architecture, including the removal of the legacy v1.0 credential exchange protocols (issue credential and present proof) from the core agent. The release also includes some important fixes to the wallet migration process to the askar-anoncreds wallet type, and to the webhooks associated with the use of the askar-anoncreds wallet type.

With this release, the v1.0 credential exchange protocols have been fully removed from ACA-Py core and are now expected to be provided via plugins where required. This aligns with earlier deprecation signals and reinforces a cleaner separation between the core agent and optional protocol implementations.

This release includes some follow-on fixes and cleanups to the Kanon Storage capability added in Release 1.4.0, addressing connection management/pooling behavior.

Additional improvements include enhanced scenario test logging and diagnostics, recoverable and event-driven revocation registry management, improvements to Docker image versioning, the introduction of a plugin installer to simplify deployment and management of external ACA-Py plugins, and the usual dependabot updates.

1.5.0 Breaking Changes

This release includes intentional breaking changes as part of ACA-Py’s ongoing modernization:

  • Removal of v1.0 credential exchange protocols from core
    • The v1.0 issue credential and present proof protocols have been removed from ACA-Py core. Deployments that still depend on these protocols must transition to plugin-based implementations or migrate to newer protocol versions. This change is part of the broader move toward a plugin-driven protocol architecture.
  • Python runtime upgrade to 3.13
    • ACA-Py now targets Python 3.13. Environments pinned to earlier Python versions will need to upgrade their runtime and validate third-party dependency compatibility.

While not breaking at the API level, implementers should also be aware of behavioral and configuration changes related to:

  • Migration from askar to askar-anoncreds
  • The addition of some webhooks missing since the introduction of the askar-anoncreds wallet type
  • Kanon Storage connection handling and pooling behavior

These areas should be explicitly tested when upgrading to 1.5.0.

1.5.0 Deprecation Notices

The acapy_agent.revocation_anoncreds package has been deprecated and relocated to acapy_agent.anoncreds.revocation for improved consistency across the codebase. The change should only affect [ACA-Py Plugins] that implement AnonCreds, but other developers should also take note.

The wallet-type configuration value askar is now deprecated and all deployments still using that wallet type should migrate to either the askar-anoncreds or (ideally) kanon-anoncreds wallet types.

AIP 1.0 protocols that were previously announced as deprecated have now been removed from ACA-Py core. Implementers still using those protocols MUST adjust their configuration to load those protocols from the respective plugins, or better, upgrade to their AIP 2.0 equivalents.

What's Changed

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1.5.0

January 29, 2026

ACA-Py 1.5.0 is a significant release that advances the platform’s modernization and modularization goals. The most substantial changes are the upgrade to Python 3.13 and the continued evolution of ACA-Py toward a plugin-oriented architecture, including the removal of the legacy v1.0 credential exchange protocols (issue credential and present proof) from the core agent. The release also includes some important fixes to the wallet migration process to the askar-anoncreds wallet type, and to the webhooks associated with the use of the askar-anoncreds wallet type.

With this release, the v1.0 credential exchange protocols have been fully removed from ACA-Py core and are now expected to be provided via plugins where required. This aligns with earlier deprecation signals and reinforces a cleaner separation between the core agent and optional protocol implementations.

This release includes some follow-on fixes and cleanups to the Kanon Storage capability added in Release 1.4.0, addressing connection management/pooling behavior.

Additional improvements include enhanced scenario test logging and diagnostics, recoverable and event-driven revocation registry management, improvements to Docker image versioning, the introduction of a plugin installer to simplify deployment and management of external ACA-Py plugins, and the usual dependabot updates.

1.5.0 Breaking Changes

This release includes intentional breaking changes as part of ACA-Py’s ongoing modernization:

  • Removal of v1.0 credential exchange protocols from core
    • The v1.0 issue credential and present proof protocols have been removed from ACA-Py core. Deployments that still depend on these protocols must transition to plugin-based implementations or migrate to newer protocol versions. This change is part of the broader move toward a plugin-driven protocol architecture.
  • Python runtime upgrade to 3.13
    • ACA-Py now targets Python 3.13. Environments pinned to earlier Python versions will need to upgrade their runtime and validate third-party dependency compatibility.

While not breaking at the API level, implementers should also be aware of behavioral and configuration changes related to:

  • Migration from askar to askar-anoncreds
  • The addition of some webhooks missing since the introduction of the askar-anoncreds wallet type
  • Kanon Storage connection handling and pooling behavior

These areas should be explicitly tested when upgrading to 1.5.0.

1.5.0 Deprecation Notices

The acapy_agent.revocation_anoncreds package has been deprecated and relocated to acapy_agent.anoncreds.revocation for improved consistency across the codebase. The change should only affect [ACA-Py Plugins] that implement AnonCreds, but other developers should also take note.

The wallet-type configuration value askar is now deprecated and all deployments still using that wallet type should migrate to either the askar-anoncreds or (ideally) kanon-anoncreds wallet types.

AIP 1.0 protocols that were previously announced as deprecated have now been removed from ACA-Py core. Implementers still using those protocols MUST adjust their configuration to load those protocols from the respective plugins, or better, upgrade to their AIP 2.0 equivalents.

1.5.0 Categorized PR List

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  • eeff981 Merge pull request #4035 from swcurran/1.5.0
  • 5d38c73 Update release date
  • 1499419 Update date
  • 603922c 1.5.0
  • 46e795e Merge pull request #4033 from openwallet-foundation/dependabot/github_actions...
  • 7788219 Merge branch 'main' into dependabot/github_actions/all-actions-421a1b1df5
  • 3c8b1ae Merge pull request #4032 from openwallet-foundation/dependabot/pip/packaging-...
  • 5ea5136 chore(deps): Bump packaging from 25.0 to 26.0
  • 30267e3 Merge pull request #4031 from openwallet-foundation/dependabot/pip/uuid-utils...
  • 3b9ddac chore(deps): Bump github/codeql-action in the all-actions group
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Bumps [acapy-agent](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/acapy) from 1.5.0rc0 to 1.5.0.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/acapy/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/openwallet-foundation/acapy/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](openwallet-foundation/acapy@1.5.0rc0...1.5.0)

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updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: acapy-agent
  dependency-version: 1.5.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-patch
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