Josh Kauffman

The `maximumSupply` and `totalSupply` values returned through tokenmeta are showing up the same, even when they should be different according to the `stat` table. Example: https://bloks.io/account/eosdtsttoken?loadContract=true&tab=Tables&table=stat&account=eosdtsttoken&scope=EOSDT&limit=100 https://mainnet.eos.dfuse.io/graphiql/?query=cXVlcnkgewogIHRva2VucyAodG9rZW5TeW1ib2xzOiJFT1NEVCIpIHsgCiAgICBibG9ja1JlZiB7CiAgICAgIGlkCiAgICAgIG51bWJlcgogICAgfQogICAgcGFnZUluZm8gewogICAgICBzdGFydEN1cnNvcgogICAgICBlbmRDdXJzb3IKICAgIH0KICAgIGVkZ2VzIHsKICAgICAgY3Vyc29yCiAgICAgIG5vZGUgewogICAgICAgIHN5bWJvbAogICAgICAgIGNvbnRyYWN0CiAgICAgICAgaG9sZGVycwogICAgICAgIHRvdGFsU3VwcGx5CiAgICAgICAgbWF4aW11bVN1cHBseQogICAgICAgIAogICAgICB9CiAgICB9CiAgfQp9 @jubeless

Would be handy to display the relevant ports for each component within the dashboard. We'll help to make it more of a one-stop tool to gather information.

Accessing local networks through existing tools

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I'm trying to utilize Anchor Wallet by Greymass and running into issues where it won't recognize accounts on my local dfuse chain. See this conversation I had with Aaron briefly....

Can't utilize wildcard for `linkauth`

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When trying to utilize the wildcard feature of linkauth, I am turning up unsuccessful. I have permission called `infiniverse` on my account that I want to link to all actions...

Linkauth wildcard seems to expect a different order of arguments

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Arguments are listed as: `eosc system linkauth [your account] [code account] [action name] [permission name] [flags]` When entering: `eosc system linkauth dfusecontent eosio.token "*" active` I got this error returned:...

There is currently no way to have eosc generate new keys for an existing vault. Would be handy to have an option `eosc vault add --keys 2` or something like...

Missing feature for `--add-code` which is available within `cleos`. See this link for information regarding what it accomplishes: https://developers.eos.io/eosio-home/docs/inline-actions This is a user-submitted issue by Jon-Eric Cook from StrongBlock. When...

eosc does not give a good assertion when failing to updateauth. Keys and account names must be in alphabetical order, but this is not commented anywhere. We should at least...

Would be handy to be presented with the gathered weight and required threshold to be able to exec an msig when checking the status of a proposal.