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24-host: Reduce provable surface area to only packet flow keys #1144
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…ovable keys to private keys
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Looks good to me!
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Just curious: why was this section deleted?
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That's a great simplification!!! If you merge latest change from feat/v2-spec you should be able to get rid of the CI failures.
Leaving open for now because we may want to remove specification of private keys entirely. it is up to individual implementations to decide how best to execute the logic required to write the provable keys in store. Also, we should be standardizing the values stored under the provable keys in this specification as well. Also blocked on discussion around spec format. i.e. ABI for universal data format and moving to IETF standards for specs |
Closes: #1138