Lefteris Karapetsas

Results 187 issues of Lefteris Karapetsas

## Problem Definition The trades, asset movements and margin positions data structures formulate their own unique id based on some fields that becomes the primary key in the DB. This...

backend

## Abstract After https://github.com/rotki/rotki/pull/1503 we can now show the lending/savings balances in binance. But users probably want a bit more detailed breakdown. When they click on the binance balances component...

## Abstract A big problem we are having in Rotki is the kind of monolithic way in which balances, especially ethereum and protocol ones, are queried. One big call, querying...

frontend
backend

## Abstract By default all decoded ethereum transactions that send an asset to a non-tracked address are treated as a spend. And all decoded ethereum transactions that receive an asset...

## Problem Definition As also seen from this [issue](https://github.com/raiden-network/raiden/issues/5078#issuecomment-547977286) when a payment is succesfully sent and has had fees paid the `amount` of the event is only the amount transferred...

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Component / State Machine

For a package that's actually used by many users it's unthinkable we got no tests here. Create a test suite for the package and slowly add tests in it.

Hey guys I tried to install magit in a new system via el-get and I kept getting an error. that magit can't find magit.info. Following hints from this: https://github.com/dimitri/el-get/issues/2574 I...

This is an extension to the 1st bullet point of #99 I would like to propose that instead of having a `setLatestVersionAddress()` function to let all old contracts know what...

enhancement
contract

## Abstract At the moment we query all bitcoin balances from public APIs. Just like we allow a local ethereum node for balance/history queries we should do the same with...

## Abstract At the moment when adding a manual balance it has to be one of the supported assets. Which does not work really well all the time. For example...