CallMeJoshuaDoes not work. When I try to put my current wallet address I get this
What are you trying to do exactly?
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🚀 Mintlayer Core v1.4.0 is out
Ledger hardware wallet support (beta)
You can now create, recover and open a Mintlayer wallet directly on a Ledger device, alongside the existing software and Trezor options. Requires Ledger app v1.0.0.
Consensus tightening
Token metadata URI changes now follow the same character rules as token creation, and zero-amount token transfers and burns are rejected. This activates through a soft fork. Testnet fork height is 787640. Mainnet height will be announced.
Mempool and P2p improvements
Transaction propagation has been reworked: local transactions that never reached a peer are now re-announced, and announcements go out in batches. Mempool gained cluster size limits, several optimizations, and now correctly tracks non-UTXO dependencies, so multiple token management transactions can be included in the same block.
Wallet fixes
Transactions no longer stay marked as in-mempool after reopening the wallet when they are no longer there.
Node operators: please update.
Release: https://github.com/mintlayer/mintlayer-core/releases/tag/v1.4.0
4 · 580 · CallMeJoshuaI remembered I created a decommissioning wallet but unsure how it fits into all of this. ALSO when trying to recover the decommission wallet I get random errors like one word in the mnemonic is unknown but I know for sure I have the correct mnemonic
The same thing happened to me, where one word was "unknown" but I know it's actually correct.
I ended up abandoning the wallet and transferring to a new one because I still had access to the wallet (luckily).
@dn2000 not sure if the team knows about the issue but just thought I'd bring it to your attention
C M Mnemonic parsing is a basic functionality and it's unlikely to be bugged. Just in case, I tried restoring my testnet wallet from the seed and it worked fine. I.e. it if says "unknown word", then it's likely there is something wrong with the word. Check that all characters are lowercase and that they are in fact English letters and not their lookalikes. To be sure, google the BIP-39 wordlist and look up the word in the list (do a case-sensitive search in a browser or an editor instead of relying on your eyes).