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This works especially nicely in conjunction with #11896
For deep realisations, using "derivation hashes modulo" helps save space. But for shallow ones, it achieves nothing, since those are already keyed on resolved derivations, which are always distinct modulo ways of producing inputs.
For shallow ones, we should just go back to using store paths, which will be simpler, and save implementations that only care about CA derivations from having to implement the cumbersome and ATerm-encumbered "derivation hash modulo" algorithm.
This is tantamount to reverting bab1cda for shallow realisations; note that that affects all derivations.
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This works especially nicely in conjunction with #11896
For deep realisations, using "derivation hashes modulo" helps save space. But for shallow ones, it achieves nothing, since those are already keyed on resolved derivations, which are always distinct modulo ways of producing inputs.
For shallow ones, we should just go back to using store paths, which will be simpler, and save implementations that only care about CA derivations from having to implement the cumbersome and ATerm-encumbered "derivation hash modulo" algorithm.
This is tantamount to reverting bab1cda for shallow realisations; note that that affects all derivations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: