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Wallet operators should listen to Bridge's WalletClosed events and perform necessary operations upon wallet closure. The most important thing is archiving the key material so the given wallet is no longer considered active by the operator's node. This is important in the context of the new RFC 12 coordination mechanism as closed wallets' operators should not waste network bandwidth for coordination messages.
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#Refs: #3797.
This PR handles archiving key material on wallet closures.
Archiving the wallet data happens in two situations:
- when the `WalletClosed` event is received
- on node start, if there are closed wallets in the node's wallet
registry.
Archiving wallet's key material causes the wallet data to be moved to
the `archive` directory and the wallet is removed
form the registry's cache..
Such wallets will no longer participate in the RFC-12 coordination.
Wallet operators should listen to
Bridge
'sWalletClosed
events and perform necessary operations upon wallet closure. The most important thing is archiving the key material so the given wallet is no longer considered active by the operator's node. This is important in the context of the new RFC 12 coordination mechanism as closed wallets' operators should not waste network bandwidth for coordination messages.Tasks
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