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@ascjones I'm also thinking about if we should rename ink_env::ecdsa_recover(…) to something like ink_env::ecdsa_recovery(…) or ink_env::recover_ecdsa(…). What does the native speaker say?
@ascjones I'm also thinking about if we should rename ink_env::ecdsa_recover(…) to something like ink_env::ecdsa_recovery(…) or ink_env::recover_ecdsa(…). What does the native speaker say?
On the basis that the fn name should be a verb recover and that ecdsa is the name of the algorithm rather than referring to the public key which is being recovered, I think the current ink_env::ecdsa_recover(…) makes the most sense.
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@ascjones I'm also thinking about if we should rename
ink_env::ecdsa_recover(…)to something likeink_env::ecdsa_recovery(…)orink_env::recover_ecdsa(…). What does the native speaker say?