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Applying policies to restrict which `byte[]` values are valid index keys is not the "one thing" that a filesystem is supposed to do well.
by tbrownaw 3y ago
Applying policies to restrict which `byte[]` values are valid index keys is not the "one thing" that a filesystem is supposed to do well.
- carlmr 3y agoYou're saying this as if it's self-evident. Why not?
- yakubin 3y agoBecause your filesystem is a storage layer. Its concern is storage, not display. It shouldn’t concern itself with how bytes are interpreted by your terminal, GUI, whatever. Those will also differ based on the particular program doing the interpreting.