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Multiple fixes #196
Multiple fixes #196
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@@ -82,7 +82,6 @@ async def _build_trader(self): | |||
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async def _build_modes(self): | |||
try: | |||
init_trading_mode_config(self.config) |
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Managed by tentacle manager ?
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By OctoBot, it's related to the advanced manager (when we figure out advanced classes). Maybe we should move it into the tentacle manager if we decide it's its role to manage advanced classes in the future
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Yes it should be better in Tentacle manager, I don't think Octobot have to do that.
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@@ -350,7 +350,7 @@ def _load_config_symbols_and_time_frames(self): | |||
client = self.exchange.client | |||
if client: | |||
self.client_symbols = client.symbols | |||
self.client_time_frames = list(client.timeframes.values()) if hasattr(client, "timeframes") else [] | |||
self.client_time_frames = list(client.timeframes) if hasattr(client, "timeframes") else [] |
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We keep only keys now right ?
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yes, list(dict) returns a list of its keys
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