Janko Simonovic
Janko Simonovic
@seandavi We've implemented TES backend and you will be able to execute most of the CWL applications (conformance tests as well) with your local Bunny command line tool with **-tes-url**...
I experienced the same issue. The workaround that I found is the following: Importing in Node (version>12): ``` // @ts-ignore import multiformats from 'multiformats/basics' // @ts-ignore import legacy from 'multiformats/legacy'...
@oed @stbrody we already cover the case of odd number of leaves. This is the standard way of constructing merkle trees if I'm not mistaken. Here's the test case: [link](https://github.com/ceramicnetwork/ceramic-anchor-service/blob/4615c814ed98bb17cba8902480d8f22bde5397a1/src/merkle/__tests__/merkle-layers.test.ts#L70).
@michaelsena @oed updated the JSON Schema
@oed @michaelsena I updated the original post with: - rename `Next` to `DocNext`
@oed @michaelsena should we update the type of the `schema` to `string`|`object`? By using the `object` type can support nested schemas as well
@oed good point, makes sense! that will enable versioning as well
@oed @michaelsena updated `DocMetadata` with `isUnique` property. Also, added `[index: string]: any;` to allow arbitrary properties.
Looks great! Questions/suggestions: - `The unique property should include a random number that ensures that there is no other document that is exactly the same.` Do we need to restrict...
@oed @michaelsena updated the schema