Spencer Corwin
Spencer Corwin
Check that the `trusts` array/wildcard container being created by the compiler and parsed/used by the client is all correct.
Need to find everywhere that we currently/previously computed a contract's address, like: - `compileContract.ts` (incorrect? see comments in code) - `LocalUserAccountProvider.ts` (correct?) - `startNode.ts` (incorrect?) Then use the information gathered...
The receive decorator did a lot of work behind the scenes with native assets, especially with allowing a way for callers of the contract method to get their assets back...
We should probably add a way to get arbitrary notifications from any contract with something like `Notifications.from(Address.from())` which will return an array of builtin `Notification`s for the smart contract to...
### Description of the Change - Work-In-Progress: adding a popup to the legacy website that notifies the user that neo-one.io is for Neo Legacy and that N3 docs can be...
In RC4 NF found and fixed a bug in `Crypto.VerifySignature()` having to do with EC curve differences on macOS vs Linux/Windows. But it appeared to me that there was no...
We can now add a square root API to our smart contract compiler with the new `SQRT` OpCode. I don't know exactly what it would look like though. Maybe not...
Look at `AssetDescriptor.cs`. What is it used for? Do we need it? Implement it. Add documentation and tests.
If a contract's deploy method (the constructor) has any required arguments then the `build` command won't work because it doesn't accept any arguments from the user like the `deploy` command...
React Static (https://github.com/react-static/react-static) is hardly maintained anymore and causes all sorts of headaches when trying to maintain/update/build our website. GatsbyJS could be a viable replacement. I have no idea how...