This is great to see, Angelo! Kudos, I know getting code like this out can be a ton of work, so kudos to everyone at IBM who helped make that happen. Brian

Hi folks, no need to reply to Jayakar here about his repeated thread-hijacking, we'll handle off-list. Thanks. Brian

Very cool! Would love to see it in Labs! Brian

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BTW, I see nothing wrong with the official docs containing these kinds of links. Being helpful to new users should take precedence over concerns about the appearance of favoring one vendor over anothe

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Dear Hyperledger community, We have begun our planning for Hyperledger Global Forum 2021, to be held in June. We had a great crowd and packed agenda last year at HGF 2020 and had our grand reception a

Hi all, There is quite a bit of activity going on now re "immunity passports", or better stated "vaccination records" like the digital yellow card you've long used to be able to get certain visas, ent

Looks like if gcc can't find ld, there's a common developer package or two you're missing. My guess is you're on Ubuntu or something Debian-ish, do you have the binutils package installed? Brian

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There's a thread long ago I could dig up, where I noted that we don't currently have any sort of run-time usage analytics (that I know of anyways) for Fabric or any other Hyperledger projects. If I'm

I do not think it is ever wise to remove old documentation, even with automated redirection. There are valid use cases for examining old docs, from understanding how a feature evolved or was first int

Perfect, thank you for the crystal clear explanation. Is there a good sink (a draft RFC somewhere, a Jra ticket) for either core token support or example chaincode that we can direct interested partie

This is really great. Also, anyone out there looking for a pathway to becoming a contributor into Fabric, working on examples (or perhaps creating some new ones) could be a good approach. One question

I just wanted to say, this thread is such a stellar example of Doing Open Source Right - a clear explanation of an issue & decision needing to be made, followed by a call for volunteers, followed by t

Hi Jungil, While I know Yacov created the Jira ticket, please let us know privately (by emailing community-architects@...) if you're having trouble with getting an LFID after following the

Hello Hyperledger Community, Less than four weeks to go until Hyperledger Global Forum 2020! I am so excited to see not only long time friends but all the new people, projects, deployments, and energy

Excellent, thanks! I should have piped up on this earlier when I saw the call for mass-closure of old issues. Brian

#consensus #fabric-orderer

You really should use a different status for deferred feature requests than "Closed", because "decided not to implement this ever" is a closer inference from "Closed" than "maybe someday". Jira is dep

#consensus #fabric-orderer

Let's not get too hung up on terminology in such a charged environment. Don't take this as an "official statement". Yes, Fabric's underlying data structure involves a string of blocks, chained togethe

Chris and I just had a conversation about this on Twitter. Brian

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Can you work on a PR for the feature? That's the fastest way to get it in, if the Fab maintainers are open to adding minor new features in the 1.4 branch. Brian

This has gone without a reply since it was posted so I thought I would add one, It's terrific to see this energy for expanding the global footprint for Fabric! And for taking such a well researched an