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fetch and show wallet activity metadata, use for other features #1089

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autonome opened this issue Jul 20, 2022 · 1 comment
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fetch and show wallet activity metadata, use for other features #1089

autonome opened this issue Jul 20, 2022 · 1 comment

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@autonome
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

all wallet ids are equal in the UI, except for default sort being implicitly chronologically ascending - you only know that b/c you created them.

i cannot see which one is last used or see order in which i used, etc.

Describe the solution you'd like

  • fetch data from chain for each wallet
  • show "last used" date
  • ability to sort by "last used"

Describe alternatives you've considered

  • can go open tabs for each wallet id in filscan and then compare, so painful
  • can build whole other solution in spreadsheet which tracks wallet ids and pulls in data and add features there

but when i'm interacting with glif+ledger, i want to have some minimal set of activity data available to know which wallet to work with, or whether to create a new one, etc

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hi jon!

@Schwartz10
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Schwartz10 commented Aug 11, 2022

Hey thank you @autonome i think this is a very interesting idea! Would love to dig in to the problem more:

i cannot see which one is last used or see order in which i used, etc.

Why do you want to see which one is last used (or order in which you used)? I.e. - what problem did you have before this where having this metadata would've been helpful? For example, "i needed to see the last used wallet because i used it to create a new multisig and then i lost the multisig addr ... blah blah"

What I'm getting at - would saving contacts be an alternative solution to the current problem you're facing?

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