it would be useful to be able to retrieve a feed manifest hash/url without having to d

print feed manifest hash without doing update about swarm-cli HOT 3 CLOSED

ethersphere commented on May 30, 2024

print feed manifest hash without doing update

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agazso commented on May 30, 2024 1

Have you tried the feed print command? It seems to be doing exactly what you are asking for:

 % swarm-cli feed print -i main -P $password
Feed Manifest URL -> http://localhost:1633/bzz/fdf21a5556e968c4079ba6b06b16a6ec545c2ce189db867c0ad5f6a0d4004de6/

 % swarm-cli feed print -i main -P $password -v
Chunk Reference -> 1868f182f46306f709ebc02271cea4776a1d45510e7bce3607be7d302b3cf2d7
Chunk Reference URL -> http://localhost:1633/files/1868f182f46306f709ebc02271cea4776a1d45510e7bce3607be7d302b3cf2d7
Feed Index -> 0000000000000008
Next Index -> 0000000000000009
Feed Manifest -> fdf21a5556e968c4079ba6b06b16a6ec545c2ce189db867c0ad5f6a0d4004de6
Feed Manifest URL -> http://localhost:1633/bzz/fdf21a5556e968c4079ba6b06b16a6ec545c2ce189db867c0ad5f6a0d4004de6/

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agazso commented on May 30, 2024

perhaps a ux variant or additional feature request would be to not update the feed if the current latest feed update matches the upload hash (i.e. the user has attempted to upload the same content as an updated)

Great idea, I created a new issue for that: #64

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