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Add LOCK_TIME_TRADE_PAYOUT and ARBITRATOR_FEE param #2336

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@sqrrm This requires careful testing to guarantee that we are backward compatible.

@ripcurlx Please leve merge to myself, so we have time to double check to not break anything....

@sqrmm This requires careful testing to guarantee that we are
backward compatible.
If a updated client makes a param change request old client do not
recognize that enum. To avoid exceptions ro null pointers we fall back
to the UNDEFINED enum entry if available. As param value we show an empty
string.
Beside that issue no problems have been found so far with adding a new
param entry.
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ACK

This will make old clients unhappy with the new parameter, but since we're on testnet it's better to just launch and have DAO users upgrade quickly. Others shouldn't be affected anyway.

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Will wait with merge after a bit more testing

@ManfredKarrer ManfredKarrer changed the title [WIP] Add LOCK_TIME_TRADE_PAYOUT and ARBITRATOR_FEE param Add LOCK_TIME_TRADE_PAYOUT and ARBITRATOR_FEE param Feb 3, 2019
@ManfredKarrer ManfredKarrer merged commit 6ad44fe into bisq-network:master Feb 3, 2019
@ManfredKarrer ManfredKarrer deleted the dao-add-params branch February 3, 2019 21:48
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