feat: permanentid - replace sha256 by md5(30)+sha1(30) - #17
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Looks good! Thanks a bunch for your contribution :D
May I ask what made you think of using a MD5 on the 30 first char + sha1 on the same ones
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Just to be clear, it's the first 30 characters of the md5 of the whole string, and the first 30 characters of the sha1 on the whole string. I use that because that's what is used internally by our connectors. |
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The limit for
permanentidin the index is actually 60 characters. hashlib.sha256() is generating a 64-character hash.Rather than simply truncating it, I am proposing the default algorithm to generate permanentid in the index:
md5[:30]+sha1[:30]CDX-784