That check is done if:
- If we are after activation time
- If filter is available
- If value in filter is > 0
The check compares the paid fee and the fee value from filter
and requires that paid fee is > 70% of filter value.
See comments in code for more background.
persistance is below the chain height of btc core.
With the new handling of dao state hashblocks it can be the
we have persisted the latest block up to the chain height.
Before that change we only had the last snapshot which was at least
20 blocks back persisted.
We want to avoid to get caught in a retry loop at parseBlocksOnHeadHeight
so we filter out that case just at the caller.
At parseBlocksOnHeadHeight we inline the requestChainHeadHeightAndParseBlocks
method as it is not used by other callers anymore.
This case that we request a block but our local btc core chain hight is below
that might be some edge case when we had a synced dao blocks but we btc core is
resyncing...
and FullNode
The custom implementations triggered to repeat requests
but we shut down the seed node in case of a reorg and
for desktops we request the user to shutdown.
to startPeriodicTasks.
Call that from BisqExecutable.onApplicationLaunched
We have created a non-UI timer before for the
printSystemLoadPeriodically as that was called
before the configUserThread was called (where we
define the UI timer for desktop)
Avoid that outdated donation and fee addresses are used.
In case we get an outdated donation address (RECIPIENT_BTC_ADDRESS)
we trigger a dao resync. The user get a popup for doing a restart
in that case.
For the fee address selection we do not fall back to the
RECIPIENT_BTC_ADDRESS in case no address from filter is provided
but we use the hard coded address of the current fee receiver address.
Improve logging
Add BsqBlockStore to protobuf
Remove DaoStateMonitoringService field
Do not persist the blocks in daoState anymore.
This improves persistence performance and reduces memory
requirements for snapshots.
