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TestNet Discussion Archive / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving
« on: January 11, 2019, 11:24:13 AM »I see this clear, POG diff level must be retrieved from sowhere else.10-4 on the diff level, and being able to transmit the sTxOutMessage.
sTxOutMessage is already supported as it's part of TxOut structure (otherwise mobile app outcoing txs would not be accepted by the network once broadcasted). So far the string goes blank but I don't think there will be any problem to send nickname (once configured by the user) and other data.
BTW on a more long-term discussion, Dash-rebased version we will probably have to move all this sTxOutMessage dependant behaviour into "special transactions" infrastructure provided by DIP002 (which is conceptually the same but using the "payload" concept instead sTxOutMessage).
Well it could be available on Android version... and even if we can't get listed on App Store we could someday provide the iOS app as downloadable like Binance does (if we ever obtain an enterprise dev license)
On the DIP002, I agree on doing this on a longer term scale - for "best practices". That is picking apart the object types we store in MemorizePrayers and making each one a DIP002 conformant object over the long term. However, I believe we will not need to do this as an emergency during the rebase (we might do at least one to get the feel for it), but, I believe our TxOutMessage will need to be ported to our new Dash rebase code for prior compatiblity. The reason I say that, is in working with Stratis, I found the sTxOutMessage altered the hash of the transaction. That means in order to sync from zero, the Dash rebase version must have the sTxOutMessage present in order to sync. So another words, its not an emergency, but Im on board for a side project to convert to dip002 for best practices. (Syncing prior blocks requires the existing sTxOutMessage message handler).
10-4 on the android version. Yes, it sounds worth it, to have the code ready either way. Im up for discussing ways to get us in the apple store.