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March 1, 2021 01:58
- successful qr frames count as user activity wrt the timer - ask to unlock the walled on successful psbt import for signing
Added a way to change the prompt for editing shard phrases.
Added some error checking to building shard families.
…the qr signing process. (#53)
* Optionally remove information from the signed psbt. Removes information that the coordinator should already be aware of, but were needed to validate information in the transaction before we signed. * A small adjustment to the minimization code. * Suggested changes from the PR. * Removed an extra random " so that it might be employed better in a more appropriate setting.
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Moving towards a more formal release process and wanting to release the most recent changes for a functional hermit from our working branch.