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events can alter existing data. This issue will be solved in the future by
customizing the store to ignore these types of events.
- Superhighway84 is always behind recent IPFS and also OrbitDB versions, mainly
because the Berty, the go-orbit-db maintainers, aren't exactly super helpful
because Berty, the go-orbit-db maintainers, aren't exactly super helpful
and welcoming in regard of the usage of their library. Not only do they
simply not document a thing, they also don't seem to care about supporting
recent IPFS versions either. Superhighway84 is bound to the version of IPFS
that Berty decides to support for go-orbit-db. go-orbit-db updates, on the
other hand, seem to introduce breaking changes from time to time, which are
hard to debug as someone without in-depth knowledge nor documentation, and
get basically no support from the Berty developers whatsoever.
Since Superhighway84 is pretty much a one-man-show it would be quite
challenging to fork go-orbit-db in order to keep it up to date with IPFS and
make its interface more stable. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be an
alternative to Berty's go-orbit-db as of right now, so Superhighway84 is
basically stuck with it.
simply not document a thing or take interest in answering issue reports on
GitHub, they also don't seem to care about supporting recent IPFS versions
either.
Superhighway84 is bound to the version of IPFS that Berty decides to support
for go-orbit-db. go-orbit-db updates, on the other hand, seem to introduce
breaking changes from time to time, which are hard to debug as someone without
in-depth knowledge nor documentation, and get basically no support from the
Berty developers whatsoever. Since Superhighway84 is pretty much a
one-man-show it would be quite challenging to fork go-orbit-db in order to
keep it up to date with IPFS and make its interface more stable. Unfortunately
there doesn't seem to be an alternative to Berty's go-orbit-db as of right
now, so Superhighway84 is basically stuck with it.
If you happen to know your way around IPFS and maybe even go-orbit-db, and
would like to support this project, please get in touch!

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