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@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ file called `.revbank.nextid`.
### Option 1: continue with large IDs but increment by 1 from now on
**If you don't write a `.revbank.nextid` file,** RevBank will create one for you, but you might not like it.
It will generate one more timestamp based ID and then increment that for
subsequent transactions. This has the advantage of not having the one-time
break of monotonicity, but you will be stuck with the long IDs and they will no
longer convey time information.
**If you don't write a `.revbank.nextid` file,** RevBank will create one for
you, but you might not like it. It will generate one more timestamp based ID
and then increment that for subsequent transactions. This has the advantage of
not having the one-time break of monotonicity, but you will be stuck with the
long IDs and they will no longer convey time information.
### Option 2: beginning a new sequence
@ -84,11 +84,11 @@ documentation in `plugins/vat.pod` first.
To support GS1 Digital Links and other GS1 barcodes. The DL are a new way for
QR codes that contain product IDs and other metadata while also being usable
for promotional stuff. At least one popular brand of soft drinks is already using them.
There's a huge standard that describes these codes, but basically, they're URLs
with /01/ and a 14-digit product ID in them. Enabling this plugin is probably
useful and harmless; add it to `revbank.plugins` *after* plugins that deal with
product IDs like `products` and `market`.
for promotional stuff. At least one popular brand of soft drinks is already
using them. There's a huge standard that describes these codes, but basically,
they're URLs with /01/ and a 14-digit product ID in them. Enabling this plugin
is probably useful and harmless; add it to `revbank.plugins` *after* plugins
that deal with product IDs like `products` and `market`.
### `regex_angel`