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InChIKey property #466
InChIKey property #466
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Maybe we should also specify which InChI/InChiKey version should be used?
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Fair point. I would also like to discuss how will we handle deprecation and switching to new InChiKey versions in the future, as I do not believe it will be possible to keep using the old version when new ones are released. I can think of the following options:
First solution is better for interoperability, but puts more strain on the implementers.
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I think that for now we should go with option 1 since this approach is already used in the suggested SMILES property (PR #392). Later on when (and if) the metadata approach gets merged, option 2 can be revisited.
However, I think that option 1 greatly simplifies queries for the client. Each time needing to calculate the InChIKey with several different versions of the algorithm to just to query several databases does not seem very convenient.