If the Issuer has a large number of credentials it supports (thousands or millions), and if it returns all of them to the wallet when the wallet fetches the metadata, the wallet might fail. I don't think the standard will set the upper limit to the credentials to be returned as it is the implementation detail (meaning each implementation is free to set the limit that it believes is reasonable), but we should probably add security considerations in the specification that issuers are recommended to add this limit.
If the Issuer has a large number of credentials it supports (thousands or millions), and if it returns all of them to the wallet when the wallet fetches the metadata, the wallet might fail. I don't think the standard will set the upper limit to the credentials to be returned as it is the implementation detail (meaning each implementation is free to set the limit that it believes is reasonable), but we should probably add security considerations in the specification that issuers are recommended to add this limit.