Deconflict updated fetch commands.

[ufocomp]

Hello Eric!

Tell me, please, how can I get balance in version 4 of the library, for example, at 13Ft7SkreJY9D823NPm4t6D1cBqLYTJtAe.

Before asking a question, I looked at the code in the file test/commands/fetch-balance.cpp.

There, "0550bf9055a9a10e453f7ee6cf584ab61307f64a62aa0b3dba11068cf4ac7efe" is used as the argument, the result is "object does not exist".

I executed "bx address-to-key 13Ft7SkreJY9D823NPm4t6D1cBqLYTJtAe" received payments search key "0550bf9055a9a10e453f7ee6cf584ab61307f64a62aa0b3dba11068cf4ac7efe".

bx fetch-balance 0550bf9055a9a10e453f7ee6cf584ab61307f64a62aa0b3dba11068cf4ac7efe
object does not exist

Transaction hash:
bx fetch-balance b7354b8b9cc9a856aedaa349cffa289ae9917771f4e06b2386636b3c073df1b5
object does not exist

Please tell me what I'm doing wrong.

[evoskuil]

Hi, you are running a v4 command against an incompatible v3 server. We’ll need to deconflict these better before v4 release.

[evoskuil]

Although I would expect a different error calling a v3 server, as the hash length for an address is 160 vs. 256 bits.

[evoskuil]

We should probably change fetch-history to fetch-payments and fetch-balance to fetch-total, either obsoleting the original commands or retaining them using a compat shim in explorer.

[evoskuil]

It might also be helpful to change the bx “key” encoding from base16, since the key is a 256 bit hash and is easily confused with other hashes.