keep-core
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The smart contracts and reference client behind the Keep network
Here we add a new field with known multiaddresses of the connected peers to the diagnostics endpoint response. That enables the possibility of diagnosing issues related to the public availability...
# Description - LiquidationsPage (the page with events that could lead to liquidation) now captures the GotRedemptionSignature and CourtesyCalled. This means it now captures all event sources, finds the related...
# Description This is an inclusion of a new page in the Token Dashboard. We can call it a work in progress. Right now, it captures the RedemptionRequested Events, finds...
# Description This is an update to the references on `solidity/dashboard/package.json` dependencies, to the latest ones deployed on Ropsten. Added a short getting started to running local against Ropsten in...
### Intro keep-dev was our first Keep env, and as such was behind a bit when compared to keep-test/prd structuring. Here we bring keep-dev up to speed with the general...
See https://github.com/uber-go/automaxprocs for details about the library. See https://github.com/prysmaticlabs/prysm/pull/2770 for an example PR of this getting merged to the Prysmatic Labs ETH2 [beacon chain](https://github.com/prysmaticlabs/prysm/blob/master/beacon-chain/main.go#L23) and [validator](https://github.com/prysmaticlabs/prysm/blob/master/validator/main.go#L30) clients.
Currently the client runs as root by default: ```bash user@host:~/keep-core$ sudo docker run --entrypoint "" keepnetwork/keep-client:latest whoami root ``` Per https://docs.docker.com/develop/develop-images/dockerfile_best-practices/#user it's better to run as a non-root user when...
Updated some directory movement, clarified some directory creation and added some go clarification.
Moved contracts that were defined under `solidity/contracts/stubs` to `solidity/tests/contracts` as it seems to be an appropriate directory for these files. The contracts are used in tests and shouldn't be mixed...
We use xgo because of some c references in go.