Support Testnet4 Network #91
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We need a rust-elements version using the same rust-bitcoin, I'll probably make a branch for it in the next days unless someone is quicker |
Thank you very much for your response, I will also pay attention to cooperation |
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FYI rust-elements has been released if you want to update this MR everything should work (TM) |
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According to the upstream dependency update, I re-adjusted the code so that all the compiled branches passed, including The only sorry is that I did not have time to test today, and I may need to respond after I have some free time to complete the test. |
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After local testing, everything works fine, and the daemon appears to be healthy without any errors. Here is a testnet4 local vs. mempool comparison 
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thank you, implemented in #144 |
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Support for
testnet4Block Data Indexing Based on Latestrust-bitcoinDuring the development phase, I deployed a
testnet4full node to test this feature, and everything worked as expected.Changes:
Implementation of
testnet4Support: This feature is based on the latestrust-bitcoin. Although the relevant PR has not yet been merged intobitcoin Core, and thusrust-bitcoinhas not been merged either, the code is stable and functional.API Updates: Updated several API calls that were flagged as deprecated by
rust-bitcoin.New Cursor for Block parse: Implemented a new cursor for block parse due to the removal of some necessary APIs in the updated
rust-bitcoin.Ask for advice:
After implementing these changes, everything functions correctly with the default feature set. However, when enabling the
liquidfeature, issues arise because it relies onelements, which is currently incompatible with the latestrust-bitcoin. I would appreciate any insights or suggestions on how to resolve this compatibility issue.Thank you for your time and assistance.