Hi Michael,While I don’t think forks of Core with an intent to drive consensus rule changes (or lack thereof) benefits the bitcoin system as the Bitcoin Core project stands today, if you want to build a nice full node wallet with lightning based on a fork of Core, there was code written to do this
I'm not familiar with libbitcoinkernel, but sounds similar to what I wanted
libconsensus to do (different from what matt corallo wanted). What would be
the differences?
Regarding node policy, I also wanted to make it polymorphic and let the
user chose RBF or the default of the time.
I can't rememb
Hi Michael,
CLN as implemented is currently nicely decoupled from the block source; as
a project we assume that the node runner will choose a block backend that
fits their self-sovereignty goals.
This provides us with a nice separation of concerns. The block source is
responsible for ensuring tha
Any thoughts on this from the Core Lightning contributors? The way I see it
with upcoming proposed changes to default policy (primarily though not
exclusively for Lightning) and a soft fork activation attempt of APO/APOAS
(primarily though not exclusively for Lightning) that a tighter coupling
I saw it was announced, yes. The author is brilliant, he has now managed two
alternative implementations of Core in two different languages :)
The problem though and why I and many others think the Knots style fork of Core
is the better option is because you avoid reimplementing consensus code i
Hi Michael,
have you seen Mako? It might at least be a good start for what you would like
to achieve: https://github.com/chjj/mako
Best,
Fabian
--- Original Message ---
On Saturday, January 14th, 2023 at 9:26 PM, Michael Folkson via Lightning-dev
wrote:
> I tweeted this [0] back in No
I tweeted this [0] back in November 2022.
"With the btcd bugs and the analysis paralysis on a RBF policy option in Core
increasingly thinking @BitcoinKnots and consensus compatible forks of Core are
the future. Gonna chalk that one up to another thing @LukeDashjr was right
about all along."
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