March 7, 2019 4:28 pm
Dash KeepKey users – Hotfix DMT for you:
https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/tag/v0.9.22
Description
Added
- DML registration wizard: the possibility of using public keys
for the operator and Dash addresses for the owner and voting. - Main window: the possibility of displaying private keys in the form
of: Dash address, public key and public key hash (for diagnostics). - Wallet: the possibility of adding/hiding any BIP44 account (use
context menu). Please note, that if there is a gap between the account
added and the last one used (having a transaction history), the
official client app for a given hardware wallet (eg Trezor online
wallet) will not show it. - Wallet: the possibility o hiding accounts.
- Wallet: signing messages with any address.
- Wallet: showing incoming and not yet confirmed UTXOs (from mempool).
- Wallet: initially select the masternode address (“Masternode address”
mode) that is currently selected in the main window. - Support for DIP2 transactions on Keepkey.
Changed
- Main window: the user’s role is morphed into three independent
roles – owner, operator and voter – one can choose any combination of
them. - DML registration wizard: support for the ‘feeSourceAddress’ field
in theprotx prepare
call (added in Dash Core rc11). - Main window: suport for deterministic masternodes in the masternode
status area. - Main window: the visibility of the buttons associated with starting
masternodes depends on the status of DIP3 and Spork 15. - Wallet: improved refreshing of the UTXO list as a result of reading
new transactions.
Fixed
- Proposals: fixed an issue that caused some proposals to not be
displayed. - Wallet: issues with fetching transactions and showing UTXOs for
BIP44 accounts that are beyond the scope of the standard BIP44
account discovery method. - Fixed “save_file_query() missing 1 required positional argument”
error when saving proposals to CSV file. - Fixed several other minor issues.
- Fixed an issue with voting after DIP3 activation (hotfix2)
- Fixed “Unknown USB device” when connecting to Keepkey on Windows (downgraded from a broken keepkey library)