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File extension for wallets #164
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Job #164 is now in scope, role is |
Bug was reported, see §29: +15 point(s) just awarded to @llorllale/z |
@llorllale please close this isssue. The PR #282 was merged. |
@pbenety thanks |
@ypshenychka/z please review this job completed by @pbenety/z, as in §30; the job will be fully closed and all payments will be made when the quality review is completed |
The job #164 is now out of scope |
@0crat quality good |
Quality review completed: +8 point(s) just awarded to @ypshenychka/z |
It is best if we assign a standard file extension to wallet files, like
.z
(my favorite), or maybe.zold
.Motivation
Standardizing filename extensions is a standard practice and is widespread. Users and developers alike have the expectation that applications load by default only files with extensions that they recognize.
Imagine for example the
WalletsInDir
example documented in the README for the java-api: the user just happened to have some random README.txt file in the same directory as his wallets then some error is likely to be thrown later on as the files are iterated and parsed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: