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Getting the same "Some: command not found" error when running configure. Some time has passed and it seems `autoconf` is now at version 2.71 in Ubuntu 22.10 (see https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/kinetic/man1/autoconf.1.html).

> Is it possible that I blocked traffic a bit too zealously and that Home Assistant can connect to the device, but not the other way around? I tried blocking...

I managed to connect to the device with tinytuya (without the firewall block). I'll play around with that a bit to learn more.

Tests pass now. tACK 1a0d8e178c7b9a3e94d14f94b77305802ebdc93b Also checked that with 989451d0689543b25ee6bf1d5b82c863d583597b Boost:Process is still detected correctly on Intel macOS.

This new approach makes sense to me. However, IIUC this PR doesn't require the new `sethdseed` RPC, so maybe move that to its own PR? (personally I care a lot...

You could also test `createwalletdescriptor` by creating a descriptor wallet using a pre-taproot version. You can check the xpub in the resulting descriptor using #22341. That way all the key...

> Approach NACK. If we're going to go this route, we can just add back the RPC method... :/ IIUC the reason the RPC method was removed (and replaced with...

I just noticed it, nice! I guess this won't work with keysend, since those show (?) as 0?

I can confirm both the bug and the workaround suggested by @aj2jewellers. However disabling all indent corrections seems a bit overkill. I'm using TextMate 2.0 (9307). Some of my bundles...

I added "disableIndentCorrections" with a value of 1 to the Variables tab in Preferences. It solves part of the problem. When editing an existing line it no longer destroys the...