Version

1.2.5-dev0, 1.2.6, main branch

Environment

Python 3.13, ubuntu 24.04

Expected behavior

It should be possible to join a delegated multisig inception event and see that the AID is fully anchored in the delegator KEL.

Actual behavior

Outuput from kli status is

Alias:  default-group
Identifier: ENedKzxtLW6IeVDqYWQBiOZ2R8j-B0lyxK9y7V-XNkuR
Seq No: 0
Group Identifier
    Local Indentifier:  ECR2m2i5Xo23ssndqTjLIg9vkZXZYK2XITUd1vXINRRE ✔ Fully Signed

Witnesses:
Count:          1
Receipts:       1
Threshold:      1

Public Keys:
        1. DMmjw1FpuxypnQ7lzQOpJErI8U_zDpJ3PljEmhBgqiOc
        2. DPCRoyhtHy2B67qZUkz-V72v-mZAXuZvkCKd-2NbUm9t

Indicating that the identifier created by joining the event is NOT a delegated identifier. The AID also does not match the one created from delegate 1.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create multisig delegator
2. Create AID for delegate 1
3. Create AID for delegate 2
4. Create multisig AID with - only using signatures from delegate 1
   • members: [delegate 1, delegate 2]
   • signing threshold: "1"
   • delpre: "delegator from step 1"
5. Approve delegation from delegator 1 and delegator 2.
6. Check kli status from delegate 1. Observe that the event has been anchored correctly.
7. Run kli multisig join from delegate 2 and join the inception event.
8. Check kli status from delegate 2.