This ends up being a complete noop if none of the provided addresses look like they can be translated. So for current usage this is entirely transparent, but as soon as someone provides an f0\d+ or just a plain peer ID, it'll try and use heyfil to fill in the blank.
I don't have a good example handy of a specific bit of content and a working SP, but this one should work for some known content that the SP claims to be storing, using both forms:
One for you to review @willscott.
This ends up being a complete noop if none of the provided addresses look like they can be translated. So for current usage this is entirely transparent, but as soon as someone provides an
f0\d+
or just a plain peer ID, it'll try and use heyfil to fill in the blank.I don't have a good example handy of a specific bit of content and a working SP, but this one should work for some known content that the SP claims to be storing, using both forms: