Thomas Eizinger
Thomas Eizinger
What is the result of: - `swap --version` for the user? - `asb --version` on your end? > The most pressing concern is how to help the user recover funds,...
> > Funds are safe as long as the user doesn't delete their data directory. If there isn't a swap in the database, the funds are sitting in the internal...
Which versions are you running? Latest HEAD or is this a release?
Unsure what to do about this, we may want to configure the electron client to do more retries in case the connection gets closed.
We currently don't have to bandwidth to implement this but if you would like to tackle it and need any more instructions on how to do get started, let me...
> Oh, I just noticed your original post that network.rs is where 'the magic happens'. Good to know. Should've read your post fully before I stumbled my way around the...
> I'm not sure if it was explicitly proposed, but I would find it weird if I had to put a wildcard onion address into the config. From how I...
After several more discussions and experiments, I believe a better way of integrating with Tor is to: - Require users to set up a Tor hidden service outside of the...
> Currently when the swap user initially deposits funds their logs tell them they are waiting for Alice to lock Monero when they are in fact waiting on confirmations for...
Sure. The build configuration is [here](https://github.com/comit-network/xmr-btc-swap/blob/master/.github/workflows/build-release-binaries.yml). I would accept a PR that extends this to build for `arm64 / armv8` as well. If you decide to open a PR, please...