Casey Rodarmor
Casey Rodarmor
I don't like the idea of keyword replacement, it seems error prone, and the same thing can be supported by whitelisting endpoints. Inscription ID can be retrieved from the URL....
@onchainguy-eth Since inscriptions are served at `/content/`, you can get the path with `window.location.pathname()` and then split on `/` to get the inscription ID.
Hasn't been an issue since raising max open file limit. Eventually see if we can fiddle with TCP keep alives to potentially close stale connections sooner which might make raising...
Closing in favor of #3129.
Nice! I think you might be the first alternative implementation. Really glad to see it. > Is there a reason for not using the smaller, standard script? No, no reason!...
If the current parser accepts them, then we can switch to emitting them right away. If the current parser does not accept them, then we'll have to do a staged...
> There it is: https://gist.github.com/ottosch/f699ec13d598efb8a27e30197d9c517f Awesome! You could also emit it as a data uri (`data:[][;base64],`), which would let someone copy and paste it into their browser's URL bar to...
Whoops, reopening, since this is about using minimal data pushes, whereas #2497 just recognizes minimal data pushes.
This could also be as easy as making sure that Bitcoin Core uses unconfirmed outputs from previous transactions.