We want to display the contribution balances (kredits earned) of the
contributors not the token balances.
this depends on merge and deployment of: https://github.com/67P/kredits-contracts/pull/110/
Not a fan of the unnamed true in this new function call, because the meaning is completely hidden, until one finds and reads the Solidity source code of it.
Not a fan of the unnamed `true` in this new function call, because the meaning is completely hidden, until one finds and reads the Solidity source code of it.
bumi
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reviewed 2019-04-23 11:50:12 +00:00
I published contracts and pushed a commit that uses the new version here. Successfully tested on my machine as well.
This can be merged as soon as it has a kredits label attached.
I published contracts and pushed a commit that uses the new version here. Successfully tested on my machine as well.
This can be merged as soon as it has a kredits label attached.
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We want to display the contribution balances (kredits earned) of the
contributors not the token balances.
this depends on merge and deployment of: https://github.com/67P/kredits-contracts/pull/110/
LGTM. Just two minor comments about form.
@@ -116,6 +116,12 @@ export default Service.extend({})Can be written more concise:
@@ -117,2 +117,4 @@}),totalKreditsEarned: computed(function() {return this.kredits.Contribution.functions.totalKreditsEarned(true)Not a fan of the unnamed
truein this new function call, because the meaning is completely hidden, until one finds and reads the Solidity source code of it.@@ -117,2 +117,4 @@}),totalKreditsEarned: computed(function() {return this.kredits.Contribution.functions.totalKreditsEarned(true)yes, me neither. but it is a contract call and generated from the wrapper.
could at some write our own function in the wrapper class.
@@ -117,2 +117,4 @@}),totalKreditsEarned: computed(function() {return this.kredits.Contribution.functions.totalKreditsEarned(true)Ah, yes.
I published contracts and pushed a commit that uses the new version here. Successfully tested on my machine as well.
This can be merged as soon as it has a kredits label attached.
we need to deploy a new contract version first before we deploy this one.
Yes, but that doesn't affect merging. And the label is still missing.