Matthew Zipkin

What does this do that `hs-bench`, and testing against a local regtest node don't already do?

Hm well you can run hs-miner with `--threads=7`. We have similar issues with GPUs and block / thread size. The miner does not automatically tune to the hardware, at this...

In that case, could you refactor your test vector into one of the tests in `test/` ? Take a look at the files in there already and see if anything...

Yeah github was having issues for the last hour or so, no worries. SO - don't replace or remove any tests, just add. You can look through the test suite...

Turns out our initial approach to IPv6 stuff was a little off and required a follow-up: https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd/pull/723 see also https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd/issues/722 and related issues from there. I'd like @nodech input on...

Ok I looked through this all again, here's my current understanding: First of all - the ipv6 setting for unbound (`do-ip6: yes`) means two things: https://unbound.docs.nlnetlabs.nl/en/latest/manpages/unbound.conf.html#term-do-ip6-yes-or-no It both *listens* to...

It just occurred to me that this is also a potentially breaking change. A multisig party may have already placed a bid with their own key's nonce and instead of...

I like the direction of option 1, just adding a `--legacy` flag or something. I think what that could do is generate and store nonces using _every public key in...

> Right now flags have 7 bits unused, we can take 2nd bit for this. We can introduce new flag in account - `e.g. this.multisigBlinds = true` @nodech as discussed,...

I'm still thinking this through... would be nice to see another test or two to cover edge cases, for example: A CPFP chain of 3, 4, 5 txs long? Maybe...