Todd Fleming

Which version of nodeos are you using? Also which commit hash of history-tools? `git rev-parse HEAD`

Try adding some diagnostics to `add_table`. What does this report? ``` void add_table(const std::string& table_name, const std::string& table_type, const jarray& key_names) { std::cout

The json schema generator doesn't have support for double. Since a replacement for that schema system is currently being written, the existing one won't be updated.

yes. The entire approach to schemas, including the way you interface with it, is being redesigned.

There are a couple problems with this approach: * This isn't the correct way to shutdown appbase * This will shutdown an app which is running both a filler and...

We stopped development on the legacy `/v1/history` api.

When writing a wasm-ql query handler (C++): both the old-style CDT table API and the new-style CDT KV table API provide support for C++ reverse iteration.

`multi_index`'s `rbegin()` and `rend()` methods. I don't know of any examples, but they behave similar to the C++ standard containers' `rbegin()` and `rend()` methods: https://developers.eos.io/manuals/eosio.cdt/latest/classeosio_1_1multi__index#function-rbegin

The kv tables have similarly-named methods.

`database.hpp` is obsolete. I don't believe I got around to adding reverse iteration support to it before dumping that API and switching to the 2 CDT table APIs.