Pablo,

The recent protocol changes are minor. The bigger risk might be the adoption of the new blockchain implementation. I cannot speak to its readiness - I would leave question that to Amir.

However, the libbitcoin-build system and other libs are in excellent shape. If you move to the new blockchain and the corresponding obelisk protocol update (in libbitcoin-server) you should definitely be building against libbitcoin repos, not spesmilo.

The only minor caveat is that I should apply the build system to libbitcoin-server/master. Currently it's applied to a feature branch of libbitcoin-server. This will improve the reliability of the build and get it running regularly in Travis. This should only take a day or two to complete.

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> On Dec 31, 2014, at 11:24 AM, caedes <caedes@???> wrote:
>
> I'm only answering one part, related to darkwallet's release process.
>
>> On 30/12/14 21:31, rdks wrote:
>>
>> And does it actually make sense to invest the effort into the
>> sx/obelisk stack's build system or would it be a better idea to push
>> libbitcoin-server/-explorer and release and package that as opposed
>> to obelisk/sx?
>
> We need a package that works for running the gateways for darkwallet
> (for which i'm not sure about the versions which is part of the problem
> in packaging or making it easy), so I think we should get that done.
>
> The other possible path is new versions and adapting darkwallet for the
> new protocol, but we have a tight schedule since would like to release a
> final 1.0 version in 1-2 months (and main focus is now in other areas).
> That said, if the servers can be deployed in time then we can adapt, and
> always would prefer running with the latest goodiness that will come
> with the new protocol and architecture.
>
> Having an easy to install server component is critical for us.
>
> Thank you for your efforts :)
>
> Greetings!
>
>
>
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