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Hi! I think Iroha-iOS is supported.
Ok. Lmk.
@ry_jones
"Debugging"?
We are done with macos build and testing on CI. Your github-runner is very helpful for sure. With is our pipeline is 100 times faster.
Ok. I see it is still running so it might not be merged on all branches. I will ignore it
Hi,
I have a question. I looked up Iroha's doc regarding pub/priv keys.
(https://iroha.readthedocs.io/en/main/develop/keys.html?highlight=ed25519#public-keys)
I believe Iroha favors keys using ed25519/sha3 algorithm, but may I know if PEM format keys are acceptable?
Iirc If you compile iroha with hyperledger Ursa support, you can use other key formats
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Hi,
I have a question regarding this healthcheck plan. Is it the gRPC healtch check protocol?
Good Morning to all, I have a question regarding initial configuration for Irohad, all the samples conider that node0, and account has been created and passed into genesis block or configuration files.
For a new start, how do I generate this keys ?
another question, is Iroha-v2 (I'm assuming that is rebuilt in Rust) ready for production environments?
There you ll find keys, and genesis.block
I'm aware of that folder. My question is...if I want to start from Zero, how do I generate all those keys
Iroha2 is under development. Not ready for production. But usable for testing.
Ok thank you
Iroha-python is the best way to create keys and produce transactions for genesis.
Iroha cli also works
https://twitter.com/BitgameGlobal/status/1430090127586463746
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Hi! I have a question. When we do batch transactions in python, we do batch meta by iroha.batch([tx1,tx2],atomic=True)
This iroha instance is based on only 1 user however documentation says that batches can have transactions from different users. So how would this work in that case?
@liralemur Can you guide?
Hello. I'm not sure, can only send you an article I wrote about batches with the help of the team if you haven't seen it yet
I have seen it...
Ok, I see. By users you mean users or clients?
Users. So when we start a transaction, we initialize Iroha instance and give it an account_id
So for a batch with transactions from two different users, whose account_id to set when defining batch? [iroha.batch(txs,atomic=True)]
I am testing it and it is rejecting transactions when sent in batch
If You want to have really good example, which helped many people with understanding batch transactions, her is code:
https://github.com/iptelephony/jubilant-engine
It doesn't have a batch transaction example
Ok, so I gathered some expert knowledge and will try to convey it further ) so, here's an example like what you want to do: https://github.com/hyperledger/iroha-python/blob/main/examples/batch-example.py#L153
There Bob signs his transaction later, but it is not an issue if called ic.sign_transaction for Bob's transaction with his private key.
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That's one thing.
Another is the general way batches are made:
1) txs - transactions - can be made by different users, that's definitely not an issue
2) you create unsigned transactions by different users
3) add them batchmeta (basically making them a batch)
4) sign them with the respective signatures of the creator users - transaction by Alice with Alice's key, Bob's transaction with Bob's key etc
5) send the signed transactions together to listTorii
That's the general concept
Hope this helps, Yasir
Sure, why not
Its being rejected if I do them in a batch but working fine as two separate transactions
Or may be I am doing something wrong
Please share the relevant code sample, we couldn't determine the cause otherwise
do you use this method to send them? https://github.com/hyperledger/iroha-python/blob/41a724b3f3f21921ad455d39fb959f45c98fe986/iroha/iroha.py#L400
could you also share the Iroha log output when you run the code provided?
Hi, as I am one of the half-time mentees, and most of my PRs are accepted (hyperledger/iroha#1300 and others) and the rest of my intern will still last for two months, I would like to ask if I can participate in developing Iroha for this time? It would be ideally if I could develop iroha1.2.x or try some things connected with iroha2. I consulted it with my mentor @baziorek , he approves. I hope for some interesting propositions.