After the recent changes towards storing file metadata in regular
records, we used hyperdrive only as a simple blob store.
For this usecase, we don't need the abstractions that hyperdrive offers,
and can instead use the much simpler Hyperblobs module.
After the recent changes towards storing file metadata in regular records, we used hyperdrive only as a simple blob store. For this usecase, we don't need the abstractions that hyperdrive offers, and can instead use the much simpler Hyperblobs module.
See https://github.com/andrewosh/hyperblobs for more on the module.
This should have no public-facing API changes apart from the removal of the listDrives client function.