Re: [w3ctag/spec-reviews] IndexedDB 2.0 features review (#153)

Blunt first pass comments from someone without much background on the design...

Just out of plain curiosity: since binary keys expect the underlying type information to be discarded when stored, would it be a problem if two different array buffers containing the same data at binary level work as the same key?

I'm not sure what the real world implications of this side effect would be (I suspect minimal) but it could in theory be a problem in extreme corner cases.

I've looked at IndexedDB/issues/#22 and the use case behind allowing renaming wasn't noted - what is the use case for this?

I need a bit more time to look at key generators, will post an update soon.

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