[cherry-pick] rpc/gui: Remove 'Unknown block versions being mined' warning #589
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Due to miners inserting garbage into the version numbers, the current version signalling has become completely useless. This removes the "unknown block versions" warning which has the tendency to scare users unnecessarily (and might get them to "update" to something bad). It preserves the warning in the logs. Whether this is desirable can be a point of discussion.
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Actually this doesn't even solve the issue, as it's an activation warning. Instead I'll add the dummy deployment to liquidv1. Closing. |
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Cherry-pick of bitcoin/bitcoin#15471
We are getting versionbit 28 warnings because of liquid functionary liquid-daemon that includes the "dummy" deployment, but elements does not. We can just remove the warning.