Brian Olson

Information about 'now' should be gotten from `algod`, `algorand-indexer` is at best near-past. I'd expect indexer to _usually_ be within a second or so of `algod`, but networking hiccups could...

@jeapostrophe I wrote a Python framework for achieving event handling based on Algorand blocks. https://github.com/algobolson/algobot This was a quick hackathon project from almost a year ago and was based on...

**Improvement** It'd be nicer and more efficient if the server detected that it finished short of its limit (whether default or specified) and didn't send a next token when it...

Oops, it looks like it's not in the repo for automated download and install from `apt`, but there is an arm64 linux build https://releases.algorand.com/

Probably this very ticket. Which ARM Linux distro? I see that it's looking for a deb

The currently expected workaround is to fetch all the transactions for a round and then filter them by group id in client code.

question 0: how did you _get_ the group-id such that you want to search for it? If you submitted the group you can have followed it through to being committed...

Alternate possible implementation: if a query returns a single txn or some txns all of the same group-id, have a flag `?expand-to-group=1` or similar that would result in the server...

I have to go back to my question of Sep 2020; Why group id? The best way to refer to a committed transaction is by round and offset within round....

Compromise 200 wallets? (2 per algod) I was hoping to have something more like the number of active participating accounts on mainnet. The number of participating accounts increases the amount...