cert-sync-tokens: implemented ability to certify data and sync tokens#10
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Can you explain why all the nft-m stuff (It seems all the streaming media stuff) has been removed?
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it's because of the dynamic range is not fit with certificates logic - we need to know and fetch the exact length |
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implemented ability to certify data and sync access_tokens between canisters