Sishir Giri
Sishir Giri
How can an "upcoming gauge" have `start_time`
aah i see so you're talking about this case; ``` Epoch time: 1, Start time: 3 When Epoch = 4 then, Start time < Epoch time Hence, activate gauge ```...
> Can we also add the event info to docs (README), please? I didn't add README.md following @alexanderbez comment [here](https://github.com/osmosis-labs/osmosis/pull/2255/files#r936843446) Didn't know what the final verdict was
> > > Can we also add the event info to docs (README), please? > > > > > > I didn't add README.md following @alexanderbez comment [here](https://github.com/osmosis-labs/osmosis/pull/2255/files#r936843446) > >...
> I don't really like this entire direction. > > Every event here seems like we could derive it automatically from the message response, and these tests aren't actually helping...
> Hi @stackman27 > > Just wanted to follow up here as well. Dev and I discussed this offline. > > Let's move the events to keeper please but not...
Hi @vuong177 are you working on this?
Hi @ValarDragon can we achieve this by doing something simple like this; ``` x/gamm/twap/types/utils.go func SpotPriceTimesDuration(sp sdk.Dec, timeDelta time.Duration) sdk.Dec { deltaMilliSecond := timeDelta.Milliseconds() return sp.MulInt64(int64(deltaMilliSecond)) } func AccumDiffDivDuration(accumDiff sdk.Dec,...
I can try looking into x/lockup as i'm pretty familiar with that module