- We had an automate remove accounts for those payment methods for long
time, so we can assume that no traders have any of those accounts still
in their persisted user objects and it is safe to completely remove them.
Only part where we cannot remove it is the PB definitions (actually I
think we could remove those as well, but not 100% sure and it seems to
be more safe to mark those as deprecated and leave the entries).
In case that the users blind vote list does not match the hash of the
majority we want to find if any variation of our list leads to a match
so we can still calculate the vote result.
If a updated client makes a param change request old client do not
recognize that enum. To avoid exceptions ro null pointers we fall back
to the UNDEFINED enum entry if available. As param value we show an empty
string.
Beside that issue no problems have been found so far with adding a new
param entry.
This code is no longer necessary after the recent move to JDK10, and
removing it entirely avoids spending unnecessary cycles and eliminates
the confusing "Cryptography restrictions removal not needed" message in
console output.
1. Every bond is defined by its lockup transaction. To make it easy to
track which bonds are confiscated it's easier to track them by only one
txid instead of using a map with a mix of lockup txoutputs and unlock
txoutputs.
To check if a txoutput has been confiscated it has to be checked against
the originiating lockup txid.
2. Minor fixes of naming lockedup -> lockup and comments.
The last selected payment account gets persisted so that at the next
take offer attempt that same account is selected in the combo box in
case there are multiple accounts for that currency.
It is no longer necessary to publish Maven metadata about common, core
and other submodules as they are no longer managed as separate libraries
in separate repositories. The only way these modules should be getting
referenced is from within applications in this repository such as
desktop, statsnode, etc. Essentially, we're no longer publishing our
libraries for public consumption.
