Matt Luongo
Matt Luongo
Ideally, this would be able to correctly resolve contracts in `node_modules` regardless of the build tool.
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This will enable finer-grainer folding and surfacing some syntax errors without the compile. https://solidity.readthedocs.io/en/v0.6.11/grammar.html
The trickiest piece here, of course, will be the buildchain configuration. It's unclear if this would be best done through `solc`, `npm`, or supporting `buidler` and `truffle`. My personal favorite...
Consistent with [the rest of the org](https://github.com/keep-network/keep-core/issues/1553)
 Instead of requiring the user to write each word, I'd suggest a "checksum-style" alternative. We use this UI for [Taho](github.com/tahowallet/extension), though I'm not sure the license...
Found this on Ubuntu 20.04 after waking up from a hibernate. As the network was reconnecting, the app shutdown and brought up a crash report dialog. Seems like a quick...
I'm installing from source on Linux, and having the Node version specified outside the README would be a nice dev/ex improvement!