Add endpoint to return the network weight for POS chains#377
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Good work! At minimum the error message must be fixed.
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I will wait for tests then push |
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All tests passed now |
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Endpoints to get the POS network difficulty to be used with the indexer for this issue
block-core/blockcore-indexer#56
There are two approaches this can go:
GetBlock(then on the explorer we can display the network weight on each block)(note the difficulty on POS is calculated slightly differently when it comes to calculating the network weight)