Steven Allen
Steven Allen
> `Subscribe(ctx context.Context, sesid uint64, keys ...cid.Cid) Note that because operations on the blockstore are slow Note 1: there _should_ already be a cache. IMO, we should let the application...
In the multihash binary format, we use bytes for efficiency. We haven't actually defined a human readable multihash format. If we had, we would have used bits as most hashes...
Well, the CID spec doesn't mention the DID spec because they're unrelated and were developed independently. CIDs are for identifying content, DIDs are for identifying "entities" (usually people).
Well, not really: 1. CIDs identify immutable, structured, self-describing data without relying on any authorities. 2. DIDs name (usually mutably) conceptual "things" and have "controllers" (the party that decides what...
@kevina's options: 1. Don't set a hard limit on CID digest size, but by default id hashes will have a maxium digest length (and thus content length) of 64 bytes...
We *definitely* can't set a lower *hard* limit, but we could set a lower auto-inline limit. That really depends on how likely we feel we are to move to a...
So, our plan is to just modify the block service to "do the right thing". That is, when you try to put a block with a CID that uses the...
> I'm thinking this a no-op and no error is returned. I agree. Personally, I'd prefer it if moved to being idempotent over deletes for both performance and usability reasons.
@marten-seemann it would be _really_ nice to get this passing.
@liamsi pulled.