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Can anyone test if this also prevents files from completing?

@chrisseaton This is currently what I recall and re-observed: Digest is basically composed of three parts, one forms the abstract structure (`Digest::Class`), another is a module (`Digest::Instance`) that composes the...

Adding the feature would help ease storage of high-computational data. I suggest using 0xC1 for this. I also agree that adding support for 96-bit and 128-bit is not really necessary....

Yeah come to think of it, 0xC1 can be used for the undefined type.

Yes but an undefined type can be virtually implemented even in languages that don't support it. See Ruby MRI's Qundef. Anyway, I don't necessarily want to discuss about the type...

@gappleto97 I think the PR was a little too hasty. I also think that the non-integer formats should have been separate. I believe they should have had a formal thread...

@gappleto97 Why did you close this?

I suggest that you keep it open so it is shown as an alternative.

@dchenk The UUID is a less general type of data vs. big integer yet you are suggesting it to be implemented over the latter.

@dchenk 128-bit is not big integer. You're making a wrong comparison.