00:19:15 Greetings, monero devs. I'm writing a short article about describing the purpose and basic usage of the seed offset parameter to restore_deterministic_wallet. I've noticed that the restore wallet function of the monero GUI does not allow users to input a seed offset. Is there a particular reason this functionality was omitted, or has it simply not been implemented yet? 00:20:13 No particular reason AFAIK. 00:31:28 thanks mooo. Any idea if there are plans to add it in at some point? 00:33:56 Whenever someone does it. Which is likely going to be soon now that you've mentioned it's missing :) 00:43:34 sweeeeet 01:55:55 happy to say multisig with subaddresses works :) 07:48:17 speaking of multisig 07:49:06 when calling make_multisig, it appears that if we fail to provide a password, the multisig wallet will become unusable -- the old password doesn't work, an empty password doesn't work 07:49:46 this is from the api, simplewallet does its magic 07:51:44 i'd like to, unless otherwise specified, keep the same password as before when doing the conversion to multisig.. which is what I assumed would happen.. monero-wallet-rpc shows this error, I don't think i'd seen it before: W Failed to open portable binary, trying unportable 07:52:17 there is no way to retrieve the current password from the wallet-rpc api right? 07:58:36 https://paste.debian.net/plainh/5c8ccab7 08:28:58 actually, the same happens even with giving a password argument .. bug? 12:13:53 Yes. An empty password should work fine. A non empty password should also work fine. Make sure it's not user error though, password not working seems likely to be that. 17:12:32 see pm moneromooo 17:45:47 Any way to get more details on a test failure from the GitHub CI workflow? 17:46:12 click on it 17:46:23 Heh, I know 17:46:27 should display logs 17:46:33 In particular, I'm looking at this push's logs: https://github.com/SarangNoether/monero/actions/runs/36789639/workflow 17:46:50 And unfortunately "RPC functional test failed" isn't terribly useful :D 17:47:05 (my local functional tests keep hanging) 17:47:19 did you rebase to master? 17:47:41 try rebasing and then force pushing 17:48:06 maybe you created the branch a while ago while tests were failing 17:48:28 Good point; perhaps shouldn't have just assumed master tests would have succeeded at fork time 17:49:00 also `pip install requests` should fix your local issue with functional tests 17:49:54 Yeah, already did that before testing 17:50:42 Odd that it just hangs on that test 17:50:54 been running for at least 12 hours 17:51:21 hmm that does not sound right 17:51:22 Hopefully it's just a rebase issue :) 17:52:01 It could be some bizarre local configuration problem, since at least the CI workflow completes within a couple of hours as expected (though with that failure) 17:57:07 6 18:05:01 * sarang crosses his fingers: https://github.com/SarangNoether/monero/actions/runs/37150940 18:06:06 * SerHack grabs pop corn 18:06:16 Got 2 hours of popcorn? 18:06:58 no :( 18:09:12 sarang: IIRC functional tests were recently fixed (1 week ago) in master so this should fix it. 18:11:46 Ooh, interesting; did not know that 18:12:27 Well, it would fix any issues _other_ than whatever my branch might introduce (new tx proofs pass crypto tests, but also have some changes in wallet that aren't otherwise covered) 18:13:13 * sarang goes back to rebase some other stuff now... 19:59:24 selsta: all good after the rebase! 19:59:39 nice 20:39:09 could someone setup a local monero-wallet-rpc with --wallet-dir and curl'ing like a boss (https://www.getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/wallet-rpc.html), create_wallet (with a password), prepare_multisig (2nd wallet - do it together with a new wallet with simplewallet for example), make_multisig (give it the same password as in create_wallet).. then try to close_wallet and open_wallet with the password? does it work? if you could pm me 20:39:09 that, trying to work something out