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DevShares / Re: DevShares forked...
« on: March 18, 2015, 05:23:46 pm »
We'll take a look. For now, just assume the init delegates are on the wrong fork.
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No confirmation. It is only in that milestone so that we can consider it after 0.7 and decide if and how to move forward with it. It's ultimate fate could be anything from being closed as wontfix, to actually implementing one of the previous proposals.
Okay, so then we should consider any issues in milestones that come after the earliest milestone at the time as effectively "not (necessarily) on the roadmap"? Can we assume that issues that are in the earliest milestone are issues that the core devs have concluded should be tackled as part of the roadmap (assuming no unforeseen changes)?
Notified.
I think the dividend feature is on milestone 0.8 https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares/issues/1430
Well that's a pleasant surprise. Can we get confirmation from Vikram that the dividend feature tentatively scheduled for 0.8.0 is intended to be of a design in which the transaction fee cost to the issuer to issue the dividend is fixed and does not scale with the number of balances holding the UIA?
I've talked to them and the problem seems to have been due to a change in the default RPC behavior. They said they can work around it now so hopefully things should be back up and running soon if they are not already.
i just installed the old version and it logged me in, it says i have 0 BTS but that might because the blackchain hasnt downloaded ? i can see some transactions i made, my username is thirdstryker1
@svk: please take not of recent API changes for 0.7.0 .. in particular the API for UIA has changed drastically:
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=14885.msg192750#msg192750
PR submitted: https://github.com/BitShares/fc/pull/4
Speedup of --rebuild-index is insignificant on my system, around 5%. Possibly more on an SSD. The indexing is heavy on IO, so not much speedup to be expected here.
Speedup of wallet_rescan_blockchain is 4% for the mixed implementation and 25% for pure libsecp256k1.
Hey. I have the same problem. I'm trying to restore a wallet backed up in version 0.4.24, but I get the same error. I am dead sure of the password, which does have special characters (nothing outside of what you can type on your standard english keyboard though. no spaces). I checked and the master key record type structure is correct. Using 0.4.24 doesn't work either, it still gives me the same error.... same with 0.5.3