Eric Saunders

That's correct. Fixed in the Go SDK here: https://github.com/stellar/go/releases/tag/horizonclient-v3.1.0

@ardevd thanks! Can you post a source for that statement?

Thanks! Looks like the support is partial, but this is still helpful.

Yeah I'm not an SNI expert but I wondered if the new version of the library would send the right SNI automatically. Sounds like we have to pass an option...

We discussed this today in the Horizon team meeting. I'd rather not proceed with this for now. The change is breaking for clients but doesn't solve a problem anybody has....

I'm proposing we make the new fields uint32 as well, for consistency. The value is that they are all the same, no surprises. Changing to new types going forward adds...

We can leave it open for now. @paulbellamy and I started discussing how to clean up the backlog, we'll adjust status more then if needed.

I took a quick look, I think we can go ahead and add them to the sprint :+1:

@tamirms I have this memory of us adding a bunch of equality methods in some of your first work here. Am I hallucinating?

The rationale is described in the [getting started guide](https://www.stellar.org/developers/guides/get-started/transactions.html). > You should also note that the amount is a string rather than a number. When working with extremely small fractions...