* clean react
* add material ui
* add word list
* mnemonic v0
* jeepney backup
* keychain usage
* wallet api
* mnemonic ui
* mnemonics redux state
* handle exceptions correctly
* dashboard
* wallets
* get puzzle hash
* tx history
* sidebar
* start stop wallet node
* use existing mnemonics
* status info
* create cc wallet
* theme should be outside of switch
* create offer
* dbus alternative for linux
* key migration
* don't autocomplete, don't reset simulator db
* reset mnemonics
* Refactor keychain, and key migration
* Implement UI for changing keys
* Removing keys and mnemonic button
* Start making farmer and harvester RPCs
* start rpx for simulator
* Harvester and farmer websocket, and basic UI
* Plot display and deletion
* launch daemon on start
* State changes from full node, harvester, farmer, and full node ui improvements
* split balances in react
* pending change balance
* plotter
* dev config
* maintain connection / retry
* Remove electron-ui, and style fixes
* Better farmer and full node control
* Remove electron ui references
* Uncomment out starting the dameon
* Remove timelord tab, and change full node style
* Clean up new wallet login
* Refactor RPCs
* Now that the GH runner uses python 3.7.7 - use for windows installer
* add balance split to coloured coin wallet
* spendable balance fix
* Import private key from UI fix
* mac build/installer
Co-authored-by: Mariano Sorgente <sorgente711@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Lipa Long <lipa@chia.net>
Co-authored-by: Gene Hoffman <hoffmang@hoffmang.com>
* Uses new chia-vfd (chiavdf=0.12.7)
* Migration script replaces old puzzle hashes with new ones (as long as CHIA_ROOT is not set)
* New genesis block
* Fix bug in genesis block generation
* Increment protocol version to 0.14
* Transaction status, and fixes
* Close websocket on ConnectionCloseError, and fix wallet bug
* More validation and better error messages
* Uncomment lines
* Fix tests
After terminating the full node (ctrl+c) I found that in some cases one or several python processes still run. After investigating I found the the _kill_servers() method is actually not killing the processes as it didn't specify SIGKILL. By default kill will send SIGTERM which _term() was already doing.
Mariano SorgenteandGene Hoffman
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