The session holds one wallet: unlocking a second drops the first, and the sidebar, accounts, receive and send all read "the" wallet. People organise their holdings differently: a spending wallet and a savings wallet, a mining wallet apart from both, a wallet per purpose or per person. The wallet has to support that arrangement rather than force one wallet.
Scope
The session holds any number of unlocked wallets, each with its own signers and seed. Unlocking adds a wallet; locking can lock one wallet or all of them; the idle rule locks all.
Session status reports the open wallets, each with its accounts, and a flat account list where every account names its wallet.
The shell: a wallets list in the sidebar (each open wallet with its own lock, and a way to open another without leaving the app); "locked" means no wallet is open, and only then does the lock screen take the whole window.
Accounts groups accounts by wallet. Send's from, receive, history and the pending reversible list choose among the accounts of every open wallet, labelled by wallet and account name.
The wormhole panel is per wallet, since each wallet's seed has its own wormhole address.
Onboarding a new wallet while others are open adds it to what is open.
Acceptance
Open crystal_alice and a restored phrase wallet together: both appear in the sidebar and on accounts with their balances; send from an account of each; lock one and the other stays open and signs; the idle rule locks both.
Depends on
The scheme child above, since both change what an opened wallet holds.
Parent: #4
## Why
The session holds one wallet: unlocking a second drops the first, and the sidebar, accounts, receive and send all read "the" wallet. People organise their holdings differently: a spending wallet and a savings wallet, a mining wallet apart from both, a wallet per purpose or per person. The wallet has to support that arrangement rather than force one wallet.
## Scope
- The session holds any number of unlocked wallets, each with its own signers and seed. Unlocking adds a wallet; locking can lock one wallet or all of them; the idle rule locks all.
- Session status reports the open wallets, each with its accounts, and a flat account list where every account names its wallet.
- The shell: a wallets list in the sidebar (each open wallet with its own lock, and a way to open another without leaving the app); "locked" means no wallet is open, and only then does the lock screen take the whole window.
- Accounts groups accounts by wallet. Send's from, receive, history and the pending reversible list choose among the accounts of every open wallet, labelled by wallet and account name.
- The wormhole panel is per wallet, since each wallet's seed has its own wormhole address.
- Onboarding a new wallet while others are open adds it to what is open.
## Acceptance
Open `crystal_alice` and a restored phrase wallet together: both appear in the sidebar and on accounts with their balances; send from an account of each; lock one and the other stays open and signs; the idle rule locks both.
## Depends on
The scheme child above, since both change what an opened wallet holds.
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Parent: #4
Why
The session holds one wallet: unlocking a second drops the first, and the sidebar, accounts, receive and send all read "the" wallet. People organise their holdings differently: a spending wallet and a savings wallet, a mining wallet apart from both, a wallet per purpose or per person. The wallet has to support that arrangement rather than force one wallet.
Scope
Acceptance
Open
crystal_aliceand a restored phrase wallet together: both appear in the sidebar and on accounts with their balances; send from an account of each; lock one and the other stays open and signs; the idle rule locks both.Depends on
The scheme child above, since both change what an opened wallet holds.