If you use wallet.change_gap_limit with a value below the current gap
limit, you get this exception:
`>> wallet.change_gap_limit(1)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "lib\wallet.py", line 1455, in change_gap_limit
elif value >= self.min_acceptable_gap():
File "lib\wallet.py", line 1479, in min_acceptable_gap
addresses = self.account.get_receiving_addresses()
AttributeError: 'Standard_Wallet' object has no attribute 'account'
>> `
Currently Electrum stores all payment requests in main requests
directory. It's not going to be efficient when we have thousands of
thousands of payment requests. This patch spreads that files across
two level of subdirectories.
Currently electrum daemon runs websocket server on a configured host and
port and sends the same information to merchant payments. There is
likely that those two may be different, when websocket traffic is being
reverse proxied and sent over via different hosts.
This patch introduces two fully optional parameters,
websocket_server_announce and websocket_port_announce, which when
set, are sent to the merchant payments instead of websocket_server and
websocket_port values.
Up to now, websockets configuration was possible for the daemon only,
this patch passes that information to the client via json file
produced with the payment request.
shsmith
ThomasV
Serge Victor