| Comment: | feat(cone): serialize the horizon member as cone version 3
A horizon names one check-in by full hash, a held-set rule and a depth. Version 3 carries it between the count and the flagged members, a distinct version so a reader predating horizons refuses the cone instead of reading the lead-in as path members. Forms without a horizon are unchanged, so their digests hold. A horizon-only cone has no path members and is path-dense. Parse re-serializes and compares, so an upper-case hash or any other non-canonical input is refused. HZ-3.3-1 and HZ-3.3-2 are now covered. |
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| 22:16 | style(cone): parenthesize the horizon hash-length check; reflow the table header check-in: 42a86aa106 user: [email protected] tags: feat/horizon-cones, trunk | |
| 22:15 |
feat(cone): serialize the horizon member as cone version 3
A horizon names one check-in by full hash, a held-set rule and a depth. Version 3 carries it between the count and the flagged members, a distinct version so a reader predating horizons refuses the cone instead of reading the lead-in as path members. Forms without a horizon are unchanged, so their digests hold. A horizon-only cone has no path members and is path-dense. Parse re-serializes and compares, so an upper-case hash or any other non-canonical input is refused. HZ-3.3-1 and HZ-3.3-2 are now covered. check-in: 5f637a3b62 user: [email protected] tags: feat/horizon-cones, trunk | |
| 22:04 |
conform(horizon): pin the horizon draft at horizon-rfc e6ee276c89
Moves the horizon copy from 86d4b67372 to e6ee276c89, the check-in the sparse-cone copy is already pinned at. Every change between the two is in §6: §6.1 lets any request carry pragma horizon-cursor, §6.2 adds the SHOULDs to keep the classification and the structural graph per store prefix, and §6.2.6 defines the cursor. Five new rows read them into the table (HZ-6.2-9 to HZ-6.2-13) and HZ-6.1-1 names the cursor; the table is now 50 requirements, none implemented. check-in: be103fe35a user: [email protected] tags: feat/horizon-cones, trunk | |