ABISprotocol / ABIS

protocol concept to enable decentralization and expansion of a giving economy and a new social good
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Multibit wallet repository question #3

Closed ABISprotocol closed 9 years ago

ABISprotocol commented 9 years ago

The multibit wallet for ABIS is currently at https://github.com/bitwiseban/ABIS-demo-wallet

The question I'm asking myself is what would be the best way to place a copy of that in the ABISprotocol / ABIS repository for people to work on directly from this repository?

Is there a way to simplify this by setting up a github organization (suggested by another issue in this repo) or could it be done without the github organization being set up? Presumably so, but curious what the best way would be.

ktorn commented 9 years ago

Do not work on that fork. It is obsolete Multibit code and any new development should fork from the current Multibit HD codebase: https://github.com/bitcoin-solutions/multibit-hd

ABISprotocol commented 9 years ago

Oh, well ok. Well, shoot. Is there another that has the current codebase? Realizing that https://github.com/bitwiseban/ABIS-demo-wallet now has obsolete code... What can be done to save the work that you did on that and include the current Multibit HD codebase?

ktorn commented 9 years ago

There isn't a great deal of code to be saved.

I only added 22 lines of code in a single commit, to create a "donations" menu-item: https://github.com/bitwiseban/ABIS-demo-wallet/commit/fd4e7165c0c8f422d3836018faebad08999be4ca

That code can be easily re-done once the new Multibit HD fork is in place.

ABISprotocol commented 9 years ago

@ktorn I realize you are now devoting attentions fully on VDP and subsatoshi, and thanks for this response. Essentially, this would involve me forking the Multibit HD - this - https://github.com/jim618/multibit so that it would be in the ABIS repository, and then adding in the lines of code which are currently shown here https://github.com/bitwiseban/ABIS-demo-wallet/commit/fd4e7165c0c8f422d3836018faebad08999be4ca then moving on from there? (By that point I will already have finished the github organization, so I'm assuming I will be able to add the resulting repository to show as part of what people see when they examine the github org.) Thanks for your help and clarification.

ktorn commented 9 years ago

"current Multibit HD codebase: https://github.com/bitcoin-solutions/multibit-hd"

ABISprotocol commented 9 years ago

@ktorn OK, thanks!