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Good Morning Guldencoin Community!

I have some great news to share with you. The early release of the diffsim has just been pushed to GitHub.

This version contains a simple hashrate wave simulation and the DGW3 algorithm.
The first things on my TODO list are: larger waves simulation and jump pool simulation.
A graphical user interface might be added later, especially having something to render graphs would be great.

This version is not very user-friendly yet, so expect a bumpy ride.
https://github.com/GeertJohan/diffsim

I welcome contributions to this project very much!

Feedback is welcome here, and in the thread on the official forums: https://forum.guldencoin.com/index.php?topic=707.0

This is definitely an issue with when the webhook is called via the cronjob.

I tested 4 separate transactions to verify.  When the webhook is called after the customer completes payment at Litepaid, the order updates correctly.  When the webhook is called during the checkout process, it cancels the order because it sees the order on Litepaid as being "invoice not paid".

I'm guessing there are two approaches to fixing this.  The first is a long delay between webhook calls.  However, if someone was to checkout right when the cronjob ran, it would cancel the order.

Another option is  to find a way to embed the webhook call in the woocommerce checkout process so that it is called when the customer receives the "thank you for your order" screen.  This screen is shown whether the customer pays or not via litepaid.  I tested both paying and not paying, and woocommerce thinks the order happened and displays this page.  Again, there is a chance that a customer could get a cancelled order if two customers are checking out around the same time.  The "thank you" screen displaying for non-payment orders is an issue as well that will need to be patched at some point.

The third option, if it's even possible, is to implement a countdown in the woocommerce plugin that would cancel the order a set time from when the invoice was created.  Litepaid only gives you 15 minutes to complete a transaction anyway.  Some maybe implement a 17 minute timeout(for safe measure).  So the plugin calls LitePaid, finds the invoice and the time of the invoice, and gives woocommerce 17 minutes before it cancels the order.  Again, not sure if it is possible, but it would be the best way of doing this so that you can just call the webhook all the time, and get immediate results.