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Command linue usage change

Hi A PR has been merged into the fabric project that makes some significant changes to the command line usage. You can read the details at https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/pull/1357. Additional

By Sheehan Anderson <sheehan@...> · #1 ·

Re: Command linue usage change

Great, that makes the usage more clearly! While considering the possible changing to REST APIs in future, should we add some version number in the URL path to keep compatibility? e.g.,

By Baohua Yang · #2 ·

regular weekly hyperledger/fabric technical planning with maintainers

Hi Folks, I'd like to propose a weekly or bi weekly technical planning discussion on Hyperledger Fabric project. The discussion will be about the key items to take on, based on the issues created by

By Binh Q Nguyen <binhn@...> · #3 ·

Re: regular weekly hyperledger/fabric technical planning with maintainers

Hi Binh, I think that is a good idea, and Monday 11a ET works for me. -Greg

By Haskins, Gregory <GHaskins@...> · #5 ·

Re: regular weekly hyperledger/fabric technical planning with maintainers

+1 -Sheehan "Haskins, Gregory" ---05/16/2016 06:01:45 PM---Hi Binh, I think that is a good idea, and Monday 11a ET works for me. From: "Haskins, Gregory" <GHaskins@...> To: Binh Q

By Sheehan Anderson <sheehan@...> · #4 ·

Re: regular weekly hyperledger/fabric technical planning with maintainers

+1 to support the meeing. Would like to try attending it, while hour earlier would be better for me. Thanks! -- Best wishes! Baohua

By Baohua Yang · #6 ·

Re: regular weekly hyperledger/fabric technical planning with maintainers

Good idea. Please send schedule suggestion. Tamas Blummer CHIEF LEDGER ARCHITECT C: +36 30 4605877 E: tamas@... | W: digitalasset.com This message, and any attachments, is for the intended

By Tamas Blummer <tamas@...> · #7 ·

busywork

The busywork exerciser framework has been added to the Hyperledger fabric as fabric/tools/busywork. Busywork has a few prerequisites that have been added to the setup scripts, however you don't need

By Bishop Brock <bcbrock@...> · #8 ·

Re: busywork

Great work, bishop! -- Best wishes! Baohua

By Baohua Yang · #9 ·

Documentation - help wanted

Hello Team, Hyperledger has some documentation helpwanted issues that you can contribute to! Simply add a comment to the issue asyou start working on one, and add additional comments to keep the

By Josh Horton · #10 ·

Invitation: Hyperledger Fabric Technical Planning (May 23 10:00 AM EDT)

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By Binh Q Nguyen <binhn@...> · #11 ·

Action required by developers using the Vagrant environment

Hi Two pull requests were merged today that require some additional steps for developers using the Vagrant

By Sheehan Anderson <sheehan@...> · #12 ·

Re: Action required by developers using the Vagrant environment

Great work, sheehan! While for #1613, will we eventually trigger cmdline from `/hyperledger/build/bin`, instead of `$GOPATH/bin`? Or we will keep both? Thanks! -- Best wishes! Baohua

By Baohua Yang · #13 ·

Cancelled: Hyperledger Fabric Technical Planning

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By Binh Q Nguyen <binhn@...> · #14 ·

Next consensus architecture proposal

Hi all, As discussed on the last HL Arch WG call on Wednesday - the proposal for the next consensus architecture is now published and posted here:

By Marko Vukolic <MVU@...> · #15 ·

Documentation - help wanted

Hello! A new documentation proposal / Issuehas been added: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/issues/1642 Thanks, Josh Joshua H. Horton IBM Blockchain Information Development 2455 South Road

By Josh Horton · #16 ·

Limits to generality

It is an art to create a fabric that is generic enough for anticipated use cases but have limits such that it remains practical. I think fabric overshoot on generality on some fronts risking its

By Tamas Blummer <tamas@...> · #17 ·

Re: Limits to generality

Hi Tamas, 1) I would argue that all blockchains incl. Bitcoin and Ethereum store invalid transactions as well - in case of Bitcoin and Ethereum these are "orphaned blocks" that are still kept around

By Marko Vukolic <MVU@...> · #18 ·

Re: Limits to generality

Dear Marko, Your comparison does not hold with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Transactions in orphan blocks are valid with respect to the script rules = chain code in Hyperledger. TAMAS BLUMMER CHIEF

By Tamas Blummer <tamas@...> · #19 ·

Re: Limits to generality

Dear Tams, yes - I reflected this in "unlike in Bitcoin or Ethereum, NCAP allows meaningless tx (e.g., garbage tx) to enter the raw ledger" yet, Bitcoin and Ethereum store invalid (in the sense of

By Marko Vukolic <MVU@...> · #20 ·

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