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mult: Only perform account discovery once in embedded wallets #145

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This adds a new record in the database that tracks whether account
discovery is needed on the wallet. By default, dcrlnd will perform an
account discovery process and will only mark as account discovery not
needed once the wallet is fully synced at least once.

This is only applicable to the embedded wallet, given that remote
wallets are controlled externally.

The dependencies are updated in an initial commit to be able to use
recently introduced methods to the wallet module.

@matheusd matheusd force-pushed the discover-accts branch 2 times, most recently from ef6b2e0 to aeef104 Compare September 22, 2021 15:41
@matheusd matheusd force-pushed the discover-accts branch 3 times, most recently from 5f6b1d8 to cc1ff17 Compare October 6, 2021 12:30
This updates the module dependencies of in-development modules to their
currently available version.
This adds a new record in the database that tracks whether account
discovery is needed on the wallet. By default, dcrlnd will perform an
account discovery process and will only mark as account discovery not
needed once the wallet is fully synced at least once.

This is only applicable to the embedded wallet, given that remote
wallets are controlled externally.
@matheusd matheusd merged commit f6da41a into decred:master Oct 7, 2021
@matheusd matheusd deleted the discover-accts branch October 7, 2021 13:04
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