Separate new-style-hash content in DiskCache #19073
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Thanks! I will import this by myself after I have imported #19044. |
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DiskCache always stores files in /root/{cas/ac}/digestHash. This change keeps the current behavior, but for new style digest functions inserts a directory between /root/ and {cas/ac} to disambiguate the digest function type.
This prevents issues that could theoretically happen if there were hash collisions between two digest functions sharing the same cache directory.