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So, CIDs always use a multibase in text. The spec has always been a bit unclear on this subject but I'd be strongly against any attempt to carry the multibase along with a CID. That mixes data with representation a bit too much for my tastes. Ideally, on the command line, we'd:
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@Stebalien this doesn't need to go in right away. Can we hold off on making a quick judgement. I will write a full proposal (with several alternatives) on how to handle multibases later today. |
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See ipfs/kubo#5349 solution 2 for the motivation for this change. |
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The CID spec defines the multibase as part of the CID, yet we do not store it anywhere.
This fixes that, It also creates a variable to change the default base for CIDv1.
This should make preserving the base of a CID a lot less painful for command like
ipfs resolveandipfs pin addor any command that takes a CID from the user.Simplifier version of #64.