Generated by Hermes Session Digest · 4 cluster(s) from 16 session(s) · 1 Telegram session
Apr 26, 2026 04:46 AM (9 sessions)
Tags: docker, api, blockchain, frontend
I pulled the two BWD provisioning playbooks—15-sync-status.yml and 18-wait-verify-sync.yml—and inspected their full bodies, confirming they already contain the full query‑and‑report logic for VRSC and vDEX sync gaps, peer counts, TLS state, and a timed wait/verification step after restarts. The scripts are ready to be run as‑is, exposing a nicely formatted status table and raw error messages when a chain is offline. This quick audit proved the sync‑checking tooling is in place and correctly wired to the Docker containers, so no further patching is needed.
Apr 26, 2026 03:40 PM (3 sessions)
Tags: frontend
I managed to lock down the stray “Home.vue” edit on the feature/vrsc‑only branch, stage it, and push a clean commit that trimmed staking logic to VRSC only. A quick pull‑request met GitHub’s auto‑merge, fast‑forwarding main, and I then fired the 33‑spa‑rvt‑update.yml playbook which pulled the fresh commit, rebuilt the Vite SPA, and redeployed it on the BWD server—all without a hitch. The repo is now in sync and the live site reflects the streamlined VRSC‑only staking view.
Apr 26, 2026 04:39 PM (2 sessions) We wrapped every axios RPC call in a defensive try/catch and added a content‑type guard so any non‑JSON response (like an Nginx error page) now throws a clear, handled error instead of crashing the UI. After committing the fix, we pushed, merged to main and redeployed the bundle, confirming the new index‑b0ffb51c.js loads cleanly. A quick page refresh shows the baskets rendering again while failed RPCs now surface as tidy console warnings. Nothing new needed to be captured as a skill – the pattern is already covered by our existing “robust API error handling” skill.
Apr 26, 2026 06:56 PM (2 sessions)
I dug into the QR‑generation stack and traced the flow from the public app through the server’s buildUpdateRequest helper, which always builds a signed GenericRequest using the supplied signingId. That means the node’s private key (or a wallet that can sign) is required to produce the QR codes for identity updates, invoices, auth, etc., rather than letting any raw i‑address generate them. The code simply wraps the signed request in a QR‑encoded deeplink, so without a signing identity the endpoint will reject the call. This clarified the security model and saved us from a dead‑end assumption that the QR generator was address‑agnostic.
🛠️ docker-verusd — 1 commit(s)
8e0376d chore: bump verusd to 1.2.16 · 1 file(s)🛠️ rvt — 5 commit(s)
0d6b672 fix: add try/catch to getCurrencyDetails RPC branch to handle malforme · 1 file(s)6190158 fix: use currencyid instead of ticker for getcurrency RPC calls · 4 file(s)bf37212 fix: add try/catch and content-type guard to sendRequestRPC to handle · 1 file(s)ece9f6e fix: match NATI.Owl ticker in router currencyDictionary to actual API · 1 file(s)f9df42d Remove non-VRSC mainnet baskets · 1 file(s)📋 Issues
✅ #17 — Caddy playbook improvements — idempotency and volume mount fixes
✅ #16 — SPEC-30: Deploy RVT SPA at rvt.buildwithdreams.com
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