* Remove ripemd160 entirely
We already made this decision awhile ago, and have had tendermint switched
for awhile. I was surprised to find ripemd still used within the storeinfo.
This actually leads me to think the new "byter" API change in the tendermint
PR RFC compliance is better, as it avoids things like this from ever happening.
* Get ripemd160 removed from the gopkg imports
* Change --gas=0 semantic and introduce --gas=simulate
Make --gas flag accept a conventional "simulate" string value in addition
to integers. Passing --gas=simulate would trigger the tx simulation and
set the gas according to the gas estimate returned by the simulation.
Any other integer value passed to --gas would be interpreted as-is and
and set as gas wanted value.
Closes: #2300
* Add test cases with gas=0
* ACK suggestion from @alexanderbez
* s/GasFlagSimulateString/GasFlagSimulate/
* Drop TODO comment on Gas type
* Enrich TODO with ref
* Add sign CLI command to sign transactions generated with the
--generate-only flag.
* Add /sign REST endpoint for Voyager support.
Redirect password prompt to STDERR to avoid messing up cli
commands output. As a rule of thumb, program's output should
always go to STDOUT, whilst errors&diagnostics go to STDERR
as per POSIX's philosophy and specs.
The new CLI flag builds an unsigned transaction and writes it to STDOUT.
Likewise, REST clients can now append generate_only=true to a request's
query arguments list and expect a JSON response carrying the unsigned
transaction.
Closes: #966
Add a simulate only flag '--dry-run' to both CLI tx commands
and RESTful endpoints to trigger the simulation of unsigned
transactions.
* Turning --dry-run on causes the --gas flag to be ignored.
The simulation will return the estimate of the gas required
to actually run the transaction.
* Adjustment is no longer required. It now defaults to 1.0.
* In some test cases accounts retrieved from the state do not
come with a PubKey. In such cases, a fake secp256k1 key is
generated and gas consumption calculated accordingly.
Closes: #2110
* Add new account bech32 prefixes with godocs
* Restructure spacing of existing account code
* Update account godocs
* More account godoc updates + new tm pub/addr helpers
* Update validator type to use new account types/bech32 prefixes
* Fix account documentation errors
* Update Bech32 prefix for consensus nodes
* Update Bech32 spec doc
* Fix account type tests
* Add missing account consensus functions, clear up godocs, and fix tests
* Add to TestRandBech32PubkeyConsistency check
* Update initialization of validator public keys
* Update query signing info command
* Implement new ConsAddress type with associated unit tests
* [WIP] Update stake and slashing parameters
* Update all calls to MustBech32ifyValPub
* [WIP] Validator operator API updates
* [WIP] Fix and update unit tests
* Fix gov logs (helping to debug failing tests)
* Fix gov tally
* Fix all broken x/ unit tests
* Update gaia app genesis address logic
* Fix linting errors
* Fix broken LCD tests
* Fix broken CLI tests
* Implement command to get validator address and pubkey from key name
* Add support for getting validator key information via REST endpoint
* Update PENDING log
* Update docs
* Revert GaiaGenTx.PubKey bech32 prefix
* Fix broken docs and cli tests
* Update genesis to use correct Bech32 (cons) prefix for pubkeys
* Update docs and unit tests to reflect new cosmos account bech32 prefix
* minor formatting
* CI: Make CI not update the lock file
We want CI to be running the lock in the repo, not generating a new one.
Linting now ensures that the lock file is up to date.
* Switch to Chris' comment
* Update pending to indicate this new command
The intent of this is to allow for simulating things like slashing for not
voting on a governance proposal. To test this, you would queue all the validator votes
in future blocks, and keep track of which ones you didn't slash. Then you could add queue a
"check governance slashing operation" after the voting period is over.
Note each defer occurs a 30ish ns overhead here, which is significant
for IAVL iteration. We were previously using around 3-4 defers. (2 in
next, one in Valid, one in Key, one in Value) This slows down the entire
application quite significantly, as we require fast iteration.
* auth: Make gas cost take into account cryptosystem
This will make including the multisig easier.
The ratio for ed25519 vs secp256k1 are based on the ratio of their
verification times, using the benchmarks in tendermint/crypto.
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