The Juno has two types of fees, both of which, are the sdk.DecCoins type:
- global fees (are defined at the network level, via Gov Proposals)
- min_gas_prices (are specified validator node, in the
config/app.toml
configuration file)
{ | |
"@type": "/cosmos.params.v1beta1.ParameterChangeProposal", | |
"title": "Reduce Network Fees in JUNO to 10% of current level", | |
"description": "# Reduce Minimum Gas Prices\n\n[Commonwealth thread](https://commonwealth.im/juno/discussion/11948-reduction-of-proposal-297s-gas-price-increase-and-introduction-of-a-future-gas-increase-cap)\n\n Application developers overwhelmingly desire lower fees. If Juno is to become an application development testbed, it needs to be a friendly place for them. This cuts ATOM fees to two thirds their current level, and JUNO fees to ten percent. \n'''\n\n---\n\n\n## Voting Options\n\nYES: Reduce minimum fees to 10% of their current level.", | |
"changes": [ | |
{ | |
"subspace": "globalfee", | |
"key": "MinimumGasPricesParam", | |
"value": "[{\"denom\":\"ibc/C4CFF46FD6DE35CA4CF4CE031E643C8FDC9BA4B99AE598E9B0ED98FE3A2319F9\",\"amount\":\"0.002000000000000000\"},{\"denom\":\"ujuno\",\"amount\":\"0.007500000000000000\"}]" | |
} |
#!/bin/bash | |
# Required tools | |
command -v jq >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo >&2 "jq is required but it's not installed. Aborting."; exit 1; } | |
command -v curl >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo >&2 "curl is required but it's not installed. Aborting."; exit 1; } | |
# Fetch the chain.json file | |
chain_json_url="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmos/chain-registry/master/neutron/chain.json" | |
chain_json=$(curl -s $chain_json_url) |
[global] | |
log_level = 'debug' | |
[mode] | |
[mode.clients] | |
enabled = true | |
refresh = true | |
misbehaviour = false | |
[mode.connections] | |
enabled = false |
The Juno has two types of fees, both of which, are the sdk.DecCoins type:
config/app.toml
configuration file)global: | |
api-listen-addr: :5183 | |
timeout: 120s | |
memo: jacob hackwasm relayer by kitteh from notional in medellin | |
light-cache-size: 20 | |
chains: | |
junotest: | |
type: cosmos | |
value: | |
key: junotest |
d8ac979da3dbe2f796e2344616096160dc5cfdc1,d5d418256279900c3d1fbf2137ce7142d6f6c682,1915b0217865b968646768e2761a8669d5e24bd5,1a7bee67d6337d09380b824b952872bdc5dca86f,b02259a11e4ee46b29668cfc957e530022a3fca1, cc321917ce82b6c541c687420ad5ae0b4b5e055a,6ab587b638fa58b638c882731e1a27f39207c528,c130c7ec8f901f86fd5eca910ccb94ca008f6f2f,8336788E5AE5DC5650F21734AD8093AFA376B84B,7aa31684d201f8ebc0b1e832d90d7490345d77ee, 68463241c325da80baac51dc7ca342aed9c871bc,906840c2f447915f3d0e37bc68221f5494f541db,ae024b54cc16dd7f33e83550c150796b2cd7450b,59fc2c53623cf8a2f4109af68371c25d822de3e6,9ff4b21aaebd1235fb7bf4fbf31bf9b74f1af862,21e0942925a38fdb5b3916cb49f8db3bc1d18c60,22e06175a263884104844cbc964c396e5f60d61e,99dc2d6b041968d2eb58e74932f9234710562665,1130fe7f6f2ac48f5de780ca55ab26033e50aa69,f5531c7f7cc02d2673c200db8c8d1a8686da609f,dc57b7d45f3bfa533e81e2bf2a7ff499f66ac56c,6e6a4633e0d1c4652b6f51f258d8497ad5eb1a94,6cb6a6b567b6e39360a5f27c01a297149e18c22a,c369eba335793639acb914cdd142deba857e6077,13fcac620c156eaeb1b9110762ea7a21d44e51 |
go mod edit -replace github.com/tendermint/tm-db=github.com/baabeetaa/tm-db@pebble | |
go mod tidy | |
go mod edit -replace github.com/tendermint/tendermint=github.com/notional-labs/mev-tendermint@0db69e64a2e87bb29b4417780da30630df97cadd | |
go mod tidy | |
go install -ldflags '-w -s -X github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/types.DBBackend=pebbledb -X github.com/tendermint/tm-db.ForceSync=1' -tags pebbledb ./... |
#you'd run these commands in the folder with the chain's source code. It will replace tm-db with a tricked out version that Notional, Terra, and others contributed to over time. | |
# Specifically, I am looking to gather evidence around this and move forward with it. | |
go mod edit -replace github.com/tendermint/tm-db=github.com/notional-labs/tm-db@a6ddc62 | |
go install./... |
Billy Rennekamp refers to them as drive-by pull requests, happy to further substantiate (but only in public), thanks and glad that you find it helpful.
He has also suggested (happy to further substantiate but only in public) that my conduct could violate codes of conduct.
Billy should be able to direct you to the relevant conversations. He should confirm here that he has done so.
Makes me feel funny.
@okwme this is why we can't plan open source work in private. You say things that you wouldn't want made public. And really though it's just you and it's twice.
I contributed to the Semaphore Trusted Setup Multi-Party Ceremony. | |
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