Adds peers rpc to the bitcoin command group#813
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Adds a peers rpc that displays the peers of a given tank. e.g. warnet bitcoin peers tank-0000 manual tank-0004 manual tank-0005 manual tank-0006 manual tank-0013 manual tank-0014 manual tank-0015 manual tank-0019 manual tank-0021 inbound tank-0001 inbound tank-0003 inbound tank-0007 inbound tank-0008 inbound tank-0016
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I'm not opposed to adding this but the bitcoin-cli table is also available via RPC: |
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To me, the QoL of this the tank name mapping for inbounds. If you'd like to stick with |
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Adds a peers rpc that displays the peers of a given tank.
This is really useful to check connectivity against network graphs, and just as a general sense of who's connected to who.
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