Yep. The DID is kind of like an internal UUID, so we don't have to show it to them often. The three cases off the top of my head where you'll care
1. You're setting your own domain handle, in which case you're putting it in your dns record. In this case, it'll just be that string you're sticking in the TXT record.
2. You're migrating hosts. We haven't implemented this flow yet, and since the DID will be referenced in your data export you may not even be aware of it in this case.
1. You're setting your own domain handle, in which case you're putting it in your dns record. In this case, it'll just be that string you're sticking in the TXT record.
2. You're migrating hosts. We haven't implemented this flow yet, and since the DID will be referenced in your data export you may not even be aware of it in this case.
3. You're a developer