Introduction of ChatIdentity #150
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Note, this PR assumes the merging of #149 |
Samyoul
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What has changed?
I've introduced the payload type of
ChatMessageIdentity. This payload type will be used to optionally broadcast user determined identity data about the user.The immediate use case of the
ChatMessageIdentityis user determined profile images and display names.Additionally the change marks
ChatMessage.ens_namefield as deprecated,ens_namewill become part of theChatMessageIdentity.Why make the change?
User's want to be able to have user determined identity. User's want the option to overwrite the default "3 word name" and identicon with a representation that they have control over.
Note
The use of
ChatMessageIdentityis 100% optional and users may choose not use any part of theChatMessageIdentityand therefore default to the "3 word name" and identicon.Also see:
epic