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Hi there -- I've found a case were two unique ids decode to the same integer.
As far as I can tell this won't cause any problems for me, I'd just like to understand why this is possible and if it's expected. I've tested the opposite direction (running through a integers to a very high value to ensure there are no conflicts when encoding)
Unfortunately, not sure how to reproduce it here without posting what the integers convert to on my side and the salt I use.
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Hi there -- I've found a case were two unique ids decode to the same integer.
As far as I can tell this won't cause any problems for me, I'd just like to understand why this is possible and if it's expected. I've tested the opposite direction (running through a integers to a very high value to ensure there are no conflicts when encoding)
Unfortunately, not sure how to reproduce it here without posting what the integers convert to on my side and the salt I use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: