[tahoe-dev] darcs patch: shorten ids
Brian Warner
warner at allmydata.com
Mon Aug 13 15:55:54 PDT 2007
For this one, I'd like to see us standardize on some short-id lengths
for various purposes. For example, we might decide that 4-character
base32 strings are a clue that we're talking about a node, whereas
6-characters might be a dirnode StorageIndex, and 8-characters is a CHK
StorageIndex.
These are purely cosmetic, of course, but at least being consistent
about nodeids always being displayed as N characters long will help
people compare various log messages that are referring to the same node.
What were the mnet conventions here? I seem to remember seeing a lot of
4-character node ids, but I don't know what conventions were used for
files and blockids.
-Brian
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