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settings_adoption::forget: giving the device away - #7
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Removes the stored adoption, its kind, the owner pin and its mark; the device key stays, so the next owner adopts the same DID afresh. The pin goes last, so a power cut part way is finished by the next call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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forget(identity)removes the stored adoption (mid.adopt,mid.adopt.kind), the owner pin (mid.owner) and its provisional mark, and nothing else. The device key, and so the DID, stays, and the next owner's adoption is a first adoption. The pin goes last: if power is cut part way, the pin is still there and the next call finishes the job. It returns whether an owner was held.The firmware calls it on a hand on the device (its BOOT button held while running), never on a message.
Test: adopt, forget, then check the four keys are gone, the key is kept,
storedisNone, and another owner now adopts as a first adoption.🤖 Generated with Claude Code