[09:17:34] ill check it [09:55:41] The Navexplorer broke because of a json serialization issue. When anonDestination string begins with [ it attempts to hydrate the java object as a string array instead of a string and fails. This has been fixed as part of the indexing upgrade I undertook for cold staking, but not yet deployed. [09:55:43] Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot invoke com.navexplorer.navcoin.response.Transaction.setAnonDestination on bean class 'class com.navexplorer.navcoin.response.Transaction' - java.lang.ClassCastException@617529c - had objects of type "[Ljava.lang.String;" but expected signature "java.lang.String" [09:57:33] I'm testing the indexing code update atm. I was a very bad dev and didn't write unit tests initially. I'm now up to around 50%. 😃 [09:57:44] I'll try to deploy this weekend and reindex the testnet. [09:57:57] I don't have development for community fund atm. [09:58:28] If there are new output types other than those previous defined then the testnet will again freeze. [09:59:49] I took the option to freeze as opposed to inaccurately index block, tx, addresses as it is easier to resolve and continue without the need to rewind . [10:38:25] @prole @aguycalled @paul [10:40:32] I was previously using a ported bitcoin RPC SDK. I had a few issues and I didn't want to extend to add nav specific commands and so have swapped it out for a light rpc-sdk that I've written and published as a package to GitHub. It only caters for commands used by the explorer. [14:35:21] only the outputs for cfund votings are different [16:14:52] The anondestination was a known bug that I had fixed but not deployed. The girlfriend is out tonight so I can Nav [22:15:41] I'll move my updates to dev-community as not so relevant here