Luke Dashjr

This is fixed by #13789 which was inexplicably closed for no reason

>For the case of hardened derivation path... ...it's documented herein as working :\

Not sure it makes sense to do this. If you're parsing JSON, surely you can do the trivial things inside rpcauth yourself?

I have tested this patchset (backported to 0.8.0), and it unfortunately does not work for Ctrl-C. :(

Took the v0.8.0 tag, applied https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap/pull/586.patch, resolved the trivial conflict, built and tested with gdb. Ctrl-C kills the entire gdb program rather than merely printing "Quit" and giving me back...

Instead of Qt's dependencies, maybe we should wrap Qt itself this way? Or do C++ templates break that too much?

This seems too complicated for a testnet exception IMO. And it breaks the use case of someone testing being able to mine a block on-demand without actual mining hardware. Shouldn't...

Concept NACK. Embedding copies of shared code just makes things more fragile, not safer. It's far more likely there's a bugfix that we miss picking up on, than that there's...

This doesn't seem like a good enough reason to use untested/unreleased code... :/

Seems like this goes beyond the expected behaviour. Maybe make it `=2` at least?