pub struct AppHash(/* private fields */);Expand description
AppHash is usually a SHA256 hash, but in reality it can be any kind of data
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impl Eq for AppHash
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impl Protobuf<Vec<u8>> for AppHash
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impl Freeze for AppHash
impl RefUnwindSafe for AppHash
impl Send for AppHash
impl Sync for AppHash
impl Unpin for AppHash
impl UnsafeUnpin for AppHash
impl UnwindSafe for AppHash
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