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Don't allow consumers who are not supporting payments #1668
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@chompomonim 3 months counting since when? |
Can you elaborate @chompomonim ? |
@cvl network should NOT stop working, it just gets updated :) As consumer you will be automatically topped up with tokens on initial identity creation. Later, as a consumer you will be able to top-up tokens in certain intervals. Those providers that are not updated will not be visible for new consumers. That means that old consumers will be seeing only proposals from old providers until they update themselves. |
Correct me if I'm wrong, on March 1:
I think the timing for this huge change is not the best one, as a) Mysterium will run the blogpost campaign right before this change b) we'll probably have support for this new version on desktop days before the March 1, and we'll very likely not be able to upgrade our apps to support this. I'd suggest to reconsider the timing and aim for a proper quality roll-out. |
p.s. I'm lucky I found this issue by accident :) |
No, not correct. After some release in March, clients without payments support will see the only proposals from nodes <= 0.21.x. By our current observation, it takes up to a couple of months for whole network to upgrade into the newest version of the software. This means less choice for older clients, but they still be able to use the network, and they will have time to be upgraded.
No, not correct. While you're upgrading node software into a new version your old identity is still being used. So there is no need to register a new identity after software upgrade.
Partly correct. After running out of tokens, the client will not get service. But there still will be some API endpoint allowing to topup given identity with more tokens (until pool manager will be not implemented). So when identity will be running out of tokens, it could simply call that endpoint and get a little more test tokens. |
At the moment our provider node is accepting both paying and free (with version until 0.17.0) consumer apps. After 3 months of testing of the payment system, we should disable support for old (not paying consumer) apps.
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