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nc50lc

legendary

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Self-proclaimed Genius

Based from an example in the pull request's comments (bitcoin/pull/15935), it should take some settings from the bitcoin.conf file but in json format.
I don't know if all or which settings will work though.

I've tried some,
example1 (disables wallet function):

Code:

{
"disablewallet": "1"
}

example2 (produces legacy addresses in the receive tab):

Code:

{
   "addresstype": "legacy",
   "wallet": [
   "",
   "Wallet_first",
   "wallet_from_v0.xx.dat",
   "Wallet_second"
   ]
   }

HCP

legendary

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Merit: 4318

It is specifically for Bitcoin Core GUI... so if you have multiple wallet files open, they are stored in settings.json, so when you restart, it will automatically re-open the ones you had open when the application was closed.

And if you close a wallet in the GUI, it will be removed from the settings.json, so if you restart, it won't be automatically re-opened.

Also, you can still use -wallet option on commandline or wallet= option in bitcoin.conf

liorko87

newbie

Activity: 29

Merit: 6

Hi,

I read the latest bitcoin release notes at https://bitcoincore.org/en/releases/0.21.0/ and they refer to settings.json file.
What is the purpose of this file? is supposed to be alternative to bitcoin.conf?

Can anyone publish a sample for this file?

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