This PR simplifies the WalletContext object as well as the logic fetching this resource from the acinq endpoint. The idea behind that PR is that the data in this wallet context are not critical, and failing to access this resource should not block the app (see #400).
Instead, this context only provides information that improve user experience, such as the warning regarding the mempool. These information are not vital to the application. Note that most of the data in the json are legacy and were already unused.
As a side-effect, the wallet params can now be hardcoded, including the trampoline fees settings.
@robbiehanson This affects the iOS app, since several references have been renamed/removed. The iOS app will have to be fixed.
This PR simplifies the
WalletContextobject as well as the logic fetching this resource from the acinq endpoint. The idea behind that PR is that the data in this wallet context are not critical, and failing to access this resource should not block the app (see #400).Instead, this context only provides information that improve user experience, such as the warning regarding the mempool. These information are not vital to the application. Note that most of the data in the json are legacy and were already unused.
As a side-effect, the wallet params can now be hardcoded, including the trampoline fees settings.
@robbiehanson This affects the iOS app, since several references have been renamed/removed. The iOS app will have to be fixed.