This introduces the `--clone-from-file` option for
solana-test-validator. It allows specifying any number of files
(without extension) containing account info and data, which will be
loaded at genesis. This is similar to `--bpf-program` for programs
loading.
The files will be searched for in the CWD or in `tests/fixtures`.
Example: `solana-test-validator --clone-from-file SRM_token USD_token`
Add the public facing documentation about the plugin framework: explaining the interface, how to load plugin and the example PostgreSQL plugin implementation.
Updated the rust documentation for the plugin interfaces for accounts and slot.
This changes are targeted for v1.8. Information about transactions will be updated later.
* fix(vote-account): rangeError [ERR_OUT_OF_RANGE] error
The web3 buffer layout is out-of-date with the current `VoteState` implementation. The buffer layout
is updated to match the structure in
https://github.com/solana-labs/solana/blob/master/account-decoder/src/parse_vote.rsfix#20786
* docs(vote account): update reference to match new payload
* fix(vote-account): update buffer layout for prior voters
Update buffer layout for prior voters to match serialized data
* fix(vote-account): response showing buffers instead of public keys
transform buffers into public keys
* refactor(vote account): extract parsing into function calls
* feat(vote account): address PR comments
* fix(web3.js vote account): start prior voters array from given index
* fix(web3.js vote account): incorrect data for prior voters array
* Update web3.js/src/vote-account.ts
Co-authored-by: Justin Starry <justin.m.starry@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Justin Starry <justin.m.starry@gmail.com>
Added Vivaldi to the list of browsers with support for Phantom. I've been using this browser for Phantom and have installed it on a few dozen customer's Chromium based Vivaldi browsers, on both Windows and various Linux distros over the past few months with flawless, error free operation.
# Problem
The initial proposal ruled out implementing BigTable queries for
the `getBlockTime` RPC, but then it was implemented a couple months
later. Indicating that the functionality was never implemented in
the "implemented-proposals" document is a little confusing, so let's
bring the document in line with what actually happened. 🦾
# Summary of Changes
Remove the blurb about how `getBlockTime` was going to be deprecated
and add it to the list of calls that didn't yet support BigTable
queries at the time the proposal was written.