Dear Alessio, Wow, that read like a ton of great work was done that should be merged 'soon' ;-). I have one comment:
On 11/21/21 8:10 PM, Alessio Vanni wrote: > - gnunet-namestore > The '-u' option was broken. I forgot in which version this change was > made, but now public keys for egos are "stringified" by prepending a > readable representation of the string length before the actual key. > gnunet-namestore was trying to read the old format, which is six > characters shorter. I'm a bit confused by this, I don't recall making this change or discussing something like this with anyone. What I do recall is that we added the cipher type sometime in the past. However, prefixing by a readable representation of the string length!?!? Why would we do that? I'm confused. If anyone could clarify this, I'd much appreciate it! Happy hacking! Christian
