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Some things I have ran into many times in the past that are just really annoying for developer experience:
-regtest gives you bitcoin regtest. Should really make that equivalent to -chain=elementsregtest.
-server=1 doesn't print what RPC port is being listened to. This might be a bitcoind issue too, but anyone can google the default regtest RPC port for Bitcoin, I always spend 3 minutes trying to figure out what the one for elementsregtest is and eventually giving up and using -rpcport=8888..
There are no coins in the default chain. I know this might be a feature, but if no parent chain info is given, maybe there should be money. I tried adding -initialfreecoins=2100000000000000 -anyonecanspendaremine=1 also without success. So I'm now at figuring out how to add money. It seems like the rescanblockchain rpc is needed now.
All this which in Bitcoin is just bitcoind -regtest is a real pain for Elements..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Some things I have ran into many times in the past that are just really annoying for developer experience:
-regtest
gives you bitcoin regtest. Should really make that equivalent to-chain=elementsregtest
.-server=1
doesn't print what RPC port is being listened to. This might be a bitcoind issue too, but anyone can google the default regtest RPC port for Bitcoin, I always spend 3 minutes trying to figure out what the one for elementsregtest is and eventually giving up and using-rpcport=8888
..-initialfreecoins=2100000000000000 -anyonecanspendaremine=1
also without success. So I'm now at figuring out how to add money. It seems like therescanblockchain
rpc is needed now.All this which in Bitcoin is just
bitcoind -regtest
is a real pain for Elements..The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: