different outputs can have the same global output index, in the same or different transactions?

woodser how could they?

I have a stagenet wallet loaded in monero-wallet-cli, and entering the command `incoming_transfers available` lists multiple results with the same global index for same or different transactions

not sure.. all outputs should have their own index on-chain

yeah it's surprising because I thought each output would have a unique global index

my libraries assume global output indices are unique per output so it's causing problems

there are dashes under ringct too which make me wonder if something's wrong. I'm on my own little stagenet network if that has something to do with it

Global output indices are per amount (0 is used as placeholder for rct, including v2 coinbase output amounts).

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Any reason why it doesn't parse numbers without a # prefix ?

@moneromooo I'm seeing the same global index used for outputs with different amounts and transactions

such as global index 379 from this list (these are all coinbase txs): paste.debian.net/1157649

That looks like early coinbases, right ?

it's a brand new stagenet I'm running locally

I run a local stagenet so I can mine quickly for development - maybe there's a better way to do that ? I assume RingCT will activate after some height, perhaps that height can be shortened ?

Poke the relevant table in src/hardforks/hardforks.cpp.

Oddly, looks like it's set to start at v12 from height 0...

Ah nvm, wrong repo. v4 at 34000.

ah ok, thanks

Bah. Conflicts due to some stupid "update copyright year" change all file spatch.

isn't the copyright header only meant to be updated when somebody modifies the file in a later year anyway?

That's what I'd do, but apparently FSF recommends the other way, and they know their shit in this area.

Any more feedback on the “Upgrade Checklist” would be highly appreciated: monero-project/meta #489

Lets add a thing in the code that just multiplies the displayed amount in your wallet by a rising number, say 5 or 10% a year, and then we can label ourselves defi

we could just automatically allocate testnet coins on a schedule

you're thinking too hard. just randomly generate a whitepaper and call it a day

wownero has the best white paper of all-time, of all-time.