| Safe Haskell | Safe-Inferred |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
Unison.Codebase.ShortCausalHash
Synopsis
- toString :: ShortCausalHash -> String
- toHash :: Coercible Hash h => ShortCausalHash -> Maybe h
- fromHash :: Int -> CausalHash -> ShortCausalHash
- fromFullHash :: Coercible h Hash => h -> ShortCausalHash
- fromText :: Text -> Maybe ShortCausalHash
- newtype ShortCausalHash = ShortCausalHash {}
Documentation
toString :: ShortCausalHash -> String Source #
fromHash :: Int -> CausalHash -> ShortCausalHash Source #
fromFullHash :: Coercible h Hash => h -> ShortCausalHash Source #
This allows a full hash to be preserved as a ShortCausalHash.
ShortCausalHash is used for input when we expect a user to enter a hash on the command line, so they aren’t
required to enter the full hash. However, these inputs may also come from an internal source, and in such cases,
there is no reason to truncate the hash.
newtype ShortCausalHash Source #
Causal Hash Prefix
Constructors
| ShortCausalHash | |