Closes#384
This makes the SDK use the Memo and MemoBytes types across the FFI and the
public interface of the SDKSynchronizer. Addresses the comments by @defuse on
issue https://github.com/zcash/ZcashLightClientKit/issues/378.
These changes depend on zcash-light-client-ffi repo changes managing
memos as byte arrays instead of string encoding of memos.
There are some compromises in terms of database representation of memos
and their exposure in transaction representing entities because we
wanted to avoid changing the database at this moment and be retro-
compatible with earlier versions and maintain deprecated APIs for wallets
to have time to adopt.
Memo and MemoBytes are WIP and subject to change. we are exploring
making Memo an opaque type based on a struct and drop the enum approach
to make the interface less throwing.
Fix: wrap new functions and deprecate old API. catch Memo errors
update get_sent and get_received memo functions from rust welding
point to branch in FFI repo
Fix type Tests/DarksideTests/BalanceTests.swift
Co-authored-by: Carter Jernigan <git@carterjernigan.com>
PR suggestions. Inverted condition
PR Suggestions + cleanup
merge fixes
Suggestions from PR to treat null bytes on TextMemo
refactor unpaddedRawBytes function and add tests
undo change in PendingTransactionSQLDAO
Fix broken import on Swift Package for libzcashlc
Fix libzcashlc url
Fix travis.yml
0.16.5-beta
- [#449] Use CompactBlock Streamer download instead of batch downloads (#451)
This increases the speed of downloads significantly while reducing the memory footprint.
- [#435] thread sanitizer issues (#448)
Issues related to Thread Sanitizer warnings
Closes#452
* [#397] Checkpoint format that supports NU5 TreeStates
Closes#397
This commit adds `orchardTree` value to WalletBirthday and renames
the value `tree` to `saplingTree`. It also modifies the checkpoint
JSON files accordingly. It adds `.testnet` and `.mainnet` checkpoints
for orchard activation height.
* rename `sapling-checkpoints` to `checkpoints`
Francisco Gindre
Francisco Gindre