Nana Essilfie-Conduah
Nana Essilfie-Conduah
**Description**: This HIP enables frictionless airdrops of both fungible and non-fungible tokens by removing the requirement to pre-associate tokens with the receiver's account, and by allowing the sender to create...
**Description**: Users on the Hedera network have the ability to control the token classes that can be added to their balance. A user must first associate with a token class...
**Description**: This proposal addresses the disparity between `ContractInfo` and `AccountInfo` query results. As contracts are also accounts developers should be able to retrieve the subset of account information when querying...
**Problem** Currently /api/v1/topics/:id/messages exist to retrieve messages of a topic However, there's no API to get the info of a single topic similar to /transactions:id, /accounts/:id **Solution** Add an /api/v1/topics/:id...
### Problem The current single node Postgres DB will not perpetually scale for large DB and prolonged high TPS scenarios. Eventually the mirror node ingestion and read times will be...
### Problem Currently local node utilizes default configurations of the sub systems (consensus node, mirror node importer/rest/grpc or relay) components and it's unclear how a developer might tweak these values...
### Problem Currently local node utilizes official builds but it's unclear how a developer might take any one of the sub systems (consensus node, mirror node importer/rest/grpc or relay) and...
### Problem The relay currently has no debug methods to expose information on contract executions. Developers may want to explore state changes or actions through eth methods ### Solution Provide...
### Problem CUrrently acceptance tests exist but an automated deployment flow to hook into doesn't ### Solution When deployment flow is automated. Add logic to run acceptance test post deployment...
### Problem Currently when a contract bytecode is greater than 5120 bytes we utilize HFS to temporarily hold the contract byte code until contract creation. However, in teh past we...