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By default, dexbot uses python-bitshares order expiration time (7 days)
which is quite low for staggered orders. Whether order expired, on the
next run of the staggered orders worker it will treat expired order as
filled and so a reverse order will be placed, effectively selling your
funds (same as Codaone#170).
Closes: Codaone#174
Yes I agree. This behavior was apparently inherited from Relative Orders, where I think orders should be cancelled if we aren't sure what's going on. But with staggered orders we don't care what's going on in the same manner. Thank you! Excellent observation!
Actual Behavior
When error in staggered_orders worker is happen, it will cancel all orders from the market:
On next run reverse orders will be placed effectively selling all your funds. Should be fixed ASAP.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
def tick()
inside staggered_orders.pykill -9
Specifications
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