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i.e., the address exists in addressbook but our jump service handler blindly writes to disk regardless. This issue is about disk handling and not in-memory addresses (we use a map to store in-memory addresses and access/set the elements via operator[]).
This may as well be an addressbook issue because not allowing dups should be an addressbook responsibility. TBD. Referencing #305.
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By submitting this issue, I confirm the following:
i.e., the address exists in addressbook but our jump service handler blindly writes to disk regardless. This issue is about disk handling and not in-memory addresses (we use a map to store in-memory addresses and access/set the elements via
operator[]
).This may as well be an addressbook issue because not allowing dups should be an addressbook responsibility. TBD. Referencing #305.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: