encode unknown protocol addresses as strings #18
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we'd have to length prefix them, see how i proposed unix recently |
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replace gx instructions with note about gomod
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I can add new protocols from outside of this library with a line like
But it fails when I call
NewMultiaddr("/dns/google.com"), because it doesn't know how to encode "google.com". What if you encode unknown protocol addresses of variable length as bare strings?This change makes this library work.