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feat: add migration 9 to migrate pins to the datastore and back #15
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Stores pins in the datastore for greatly increased speed of access. Borrows the pin-set code from js-ipfs to perform the reverse migration.
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vasco-santos
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Jul 16, 2020
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@vasco-santos there's more discussion on ipfs/js-ipfs#2771 |
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I would only suggest to add informations about migrations into the Migration matrix, that I can see was not added for the 8th migration as well: https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs-repo-migrations#migrations-matrix |
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And feel free to "kick me out" of the Lead Maintaining of this repo 😉 |
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Stores pins in the datastore for greatly increased speed of access.
Borrows the pin-set code from js-ipfs to perform the reverse migration.