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core(db): add files table #88

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opened 2025-10-04 10:22:19 +00:00 by chartgerink · 0 comments
chartgerink commented 2025-10-04 10:22:19 +00:00
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We currently store files in the S3 bucket, and lose all the information we receive upon upload. This is functional, but we could improve the experience by adding a files table to simply store that information.

It will allow us in the future to also track metadata about the files more directly, like hashes, to verify content integrity.

We currently store files in the S3 bucket, and lose all the information we receive upon upload. This is functional, but we could improve the experience by adding a files table to simply store that information. It will allow us in the future to also track metadata about the files more directly, like hashes, to verify content integrity.
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