It will now request online accounts every 1 minute instead of every 5 seconds, except for the first 5 minutes following a new online accounts timestamp, in which it will request every 5 seconds (referred to as the "burst" interval). It will also use the burst interval for the first 5 minutes after the node starts.
This is based on the idea that most online accounts arrive soon after a new timestamp begins, and so there is no need to request accounts so frequently after that. This should reduce data usage by a significant amount.
Once mempow is fully rolled out, the "burst" feature can be reduced or removed, since online accounts will be sent ahead of time, generally 15-30 mins prior to the new online accounts timestamp becoming active.
This closes a gap where accounts would be moved from onlineAccountsImportQueue to onlineAccountsToAdd, but not yet imported. During this time, there was nothing to stop them from being added to the import queue again, causing duplicate validations.
Using the feature trigger timestamp here should be much less error prone than a whole new block message version. Once mempow has been live for at least 24 hours, the feature trigger can be removed and the code cleaned up, as all online accounts signatures will use the new format from that time onwards (legacy signatures are trimmed after 24 hours).
Due to the large amount of data, it can take some time for the request to be processed and data to be transferred. It may make more sense to load the initial state from the standard API, and just use the websockets for updates.
This should fix 500 error which could prevent forced refund attempts for LTC and other chains. It wouldn't have affected any normal trade-bot refund functionality.
This allows for different share bin distribution starting at an undecided future block height. This height will correspond with the QORA reduction. New values decided in recent community vote.
This allows the QORA share percentage to be modified at different heights, based on community votes. Added unit test to simulate a reduction.
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This rewrite may have been causing problems with connections in the network, due to peers being forgotten too easily. Reverting for now to see if it solves the problem.
This reverts commit d81071f2544ec72807f70892388ae2ddec8dbc8c.
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If this proves to not have any significant bad effects on re-orgs, we could consider setting these even higher or even disabling the auto disconnect by default.
