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A blockchain is a digitized, decentralized ledger of transactions. Blockchains record a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography.

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msmouse
msmouse commented Dec 7, 2021

The backup storage format being defined very simple and dump, which is expected, there are a few bad cases people need to be careful with.

  1. on the backup side, two backup coordinators can run at the same time and write to the storage at the same time, creating duplicate, or even worse, conflicting (if the two coordinators read different chains) backups.
  2. on the "read" side, backup CLI tool
fabric
Alex-duzhichao
Alex-duzhichao commented Nov 3, 2021

When deploying fabric in enterprise's intranet (without the ability to access internet), users maybe upload chaincode builder images and chaincode runtime images to a private docker registry which requires authentication when pulling images.
I think fabric can support this scenario by adding configuration in chaincode section of core.yaml, such as:

chaincode:
    registry:
        
lbry-sdk
zfedoran
zfedoran commented Dec 7, 2021

Problem

The transaction simulation logic does not check whether the simulation was successful before looking at the post_simulation_accounts length. This causes inaccurate errors to be returned. Specifically, if the simulation fails and accounts are requested, the RPC response is Too many accounts provided; max {} instead of the simulation error. The number of accounts provided was corre

C-Otto
C-Otto commented Dec 7, 2021

Background

Inspired by C-Otto/rebalance-lnd#241.

As part of pathfinding, lnd might encounter edges that have a policy specifying a zero CLTV delta (possibly because of no/outdated gossip?). Every time an edge like this is used in the pathfinding code, a warning is logged: https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/blob/290b78e700021e238f7e6bdce6acc80de8d0a64f/routi

rippled
ximinez
ximinez commented Dec 8, 2021

Issue Description

The instructions provided on failed jobs (example) don't clearly explain where to find the generated patch file. This can be a problem for anyone who is not familiar with how Github Actions pages are organized.

The general idea is:

From the details page, click on "Summary", then scroll down to the "Artifacts" secti