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I'd like to propose the following URI scheme for multiaddrs: multiaddr:<string-encoded-multiaddr>.
multiaddr:<string-encoded-multiaddr>
This would give us the ability to pass in a multiaddr where a URI is expected (e.g. HTTP redirects). A bit more context here: libp2p/specs#568.
I don't think any multiaddrs in use today are incompatible with the generic URI syntax. Specifically section 3.3 for Paths.
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For multiaddr components that use multibase, the generator of the URI string should ensure the multibase used is valid as a path segment.
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I'd like to propose the following URI scheme for multiaddrs:
multiaddr:<string-encoded-multiaddr>
.This would give us the ability to pass in a multiaddr where a URI is expected (e.g. HTTP redirects). A bit more context here: libp2p/specs#568.
I don't think any multiaddrs in use today are incompatible with the generic URI syntax. Specifically section 3.3 for Paths.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: