Some HUSH users have old wallets which require using z_mergetoaddress to access their funds, but there is currently no GUI for this RPC. This is obviously not ideal. CLI usage looks like
We do not need to support every single possible option, just basic usage.
One way would be this: When right clicking on an address, give an option to "send all funds in this address to a new zaddr". If selected, the wallet would make a new zaddr, and then call z_mergetoaddress as many times as needed to move all funds out of the source address and into the target address.
Some HUSH users have old wallets which require using `z_mergetoaddress` to access their funds, but there is currently no GUI for this RPC. This is obviously not ideal. CLI usage looks like
```
./src/hush-cli z_mergetoaddress '["ANY_TADDR"]' zs1deadbeef
```
We do not need to support every single possible option, just basic usage.
One way would be this: When right clicking on an address, give an option to "send all funds in this address to a new zaddr". If selected, the wallet would make a new zaddr, and then call `z_mergetoaddress` as many times as needed to move all funds out of the source address and into the target address.
The code in issue #28 can be repurposed to do this. Instead of right-clicking on a taddr, users right-click on a zaddr that has a menu action of "Shield all taddr funds to this address"
The code in issue #28 can be repurposed to do this. Instead of right-clicking on a taddr, users right-click on a zaddr that has a menu action of "Shield all taddr funds to this address"
Some HUSH users have old wallets which require using
z_mergetoaddressto access their funds, but there is currently no GUI for this RPC. This is obviously not ideal. CLI usage looks likeWe do not need to support every single possible option, just basic usage.
One way would be this: When right clicking on an address, give an option to "send all funds in this address to a new zaddr". If selected, the wallet would make a new zaddr, and then call
z_mergetoaddressas many times as needed to move all funds out of the source address and into the target address.The code in issue #28 can be repurposed to do this. Instead of right-clicking on a taddr, users right-click on a zaddr that has a menu action of "Shield all taddr funds to this address"
This was done by repurposing code from #28