Quote from: richiela on November 01, 2014, 10:44:58 PM
Just pulled from git and rebuilt; seems that wallet_get_balance is broken now. 

>>> wallet_account_balance
10 assert_exception: Assert Exception
v.size() <= sizeof( fc::ripemd160 ) + 4: all addresses are less than 24 bytes

This has busted our workflow.  Is there a new call we should be making?

This was an issue that snuck into 0.4.23.1 due to a change that was intended for 0.4.24. It will be fixed in 0.4.24: https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares/issues/914

I compiled the latest git head and had no issues .. seems to be a problem with your wallet ..
Can you import an older backup and recretae accounts and missing keys?

Could you pls also add an issue to the github repo?

I've just re-created this issue when upgrading the client on ubuntu to v0.4.23.1-90-gbb33f21...

I noticed on upgrade, that one of the registered accounts that I use to send out pool payments 'x11-btsx-pool-minebitshares-com' is no longer listed when using 'wallet_list_my_accounts' or 'balance'.

wallet_account_balance x11-btsx-pool-minebitshares-com

results in...

'10 assert_exception: Assert Exception
v.size() <= sizeof( fc::ripemd160 ) + 4: all addresses are less than 24 bytes
    {}
    th_a  address.cpp:43 is_valid

Happy to send the rest of the result of the error to a dev - not sure if the output contains sensitive data...

I've tried 'wallet_recover_accounts 10' but no-go, will keep troubleshooting...

Quote from: richiela on November 01, 2014, 10:44:58 PM
Just pulled from git and rebuilt; seems that wallet_get_balance is broken now. 

>>> wallet_account_balance
10 assert_exception: Assert Exception
v.size() <= sizeof( fc::ripemd160 ) + 4: all addresses are less than 24 bytes

This has busted our workflow.  Is there a new call we should be making?

wow .. that most definitely IS a bug ..

maybe better not build from HEAD but your a release tag .. such as v0.4.23.1 or so ..

paging @toast @bytemaster

Just pulled from git and rebuilt; seems that wallet_get_balance is broken now. 

>>> wallet_account_balance
10 assert_exception: Assert Exception
v.size() <= sizeof( fc::ripemd160 ) + 4: all addresses are less than 24 bytes

This has busted our workflow.  Is there a new call we should be making?