I've done some work in #337 but there's still ambiguity. Based on my current PR I have:
wallet receive depreciated
wallet listen operates in listening mode
wallet send creates a partial transaction and writes to stdout (unchanged)
wallet send -d creates a partial transaction and transmits to a potential recipient (unchanged)
wallet file takes a partial transaction and completes it
wallet request reserved for transactions originating at the recipient
The confusion here is that send doesn't necessarily send anything and file doesn't imply directionality
Perhaps there was no need for a new 'file' command and 'receive' should be kept as it originally was for file-based transaction competion. What do people think?
I've done some work in #337 but there's still ambiguity. Based on my current PR I have:
wallet receive
depreciatedwallet listen
operates in listening modewallet send
creates a partial transaction and writes to stdout (unchanged)wallet send -d
creates a partial transaction and transmits to a potential recipient (unchanged)wallet file
takes a partial transaction and completes itwallet request
reserved for transactions originating at the recipientThe confusion here is that
send
doesn't necessarily send anything andfile
doesn't imply directionalityPerhaps there was no need for a new 'file' command and 'receive' should be kept as it originally was for file-based transaction competion. What do people think?