Paul Selden

Sorry I dropped the ball on this - I ran into an issue because the most recent SEP7 specification does not include any ability to do source account replacements: https://github.com/stellar/stellar-protocol/commit/d4c556634d4bf41b44e5f30abc1ecd105b445d47#diff-afc043c02ee1eef064c106f886302a9b...

I made a post asking for clarifications on the Stellar mailing list https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/stellar-dev/cEx42wvutQ8/xFRSP020DQAJ It's a bit confusing to me now since the sequence number replacement stays, but the source account...

Yeah that was the old way of doing it (when it was included in the spec). It _appears_ the spec currently allows a completely missing source account from the transaction...

@andywer Yeah I think that is the best path forward. BTW Lobstr is handling it slightly different in that they completely ignore the source account and just replace it with...

The %{} is used to tell Robot that it's an environment variable and not a defined variable. For instance, in your bash profile or when running from the command line...

They aren't Intellij specific things but rather "environment" (meaning your current login session) defined variables. For windows: https://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/sysdm_advancd_environmnt_addchange_variable.mspx?mfr=true For unix/mac (depends what shell you use but instructions for multiple shells...

> So you are saying you just do an export in your bash profile and IntelliJ/PyCharm should be able to pick this up Ahh -- sorry I was being dense...

I need to add some validation on the Rails side when a user subscribes to a channel, and disconnect the user from the channel if the auth fails. Is this...

@fireflyc did you ever find or implement an extension that supports formatting for erlang files?

Just curious @Cornally -- did you actually get this to work with webpack 2? I am trying this out and it does not actually annotate anything (and I have everything...