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seelabs 70c2e1b419 remove make_Amounts: 
* c++-17's class template type deduction can replace this function
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app
remove make_Amounts:
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basics
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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beast
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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conditions
Add safe_cast (RIPD-1702):
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consensus
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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core
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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crypto
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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json
Implement missing string conversions for JSON
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ledger
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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net
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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nodestore
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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overlay
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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peerfinder
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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proto
Use public key when routing shard crawl requests
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protocol
remove make_Amounts:
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resource
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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rpc
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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server
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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shamap
Use class template argument deduction for locks
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unity
Add support for reserved peer slots:
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README.md
Add dev docs generation to Jenkins:
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README.md

Ripple Source Guidelines

Each folder contains a single module following the newest style:

  • One class per header
  • As much implementation hidden as possible
  • All major interfaces are abstract
  • Every class is documented
  • Each module focuses on solving one problem