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Masspay report #2099
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Masspay report #2099
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Third week running MassPay from this branch. |
This was referenced Mar 13, 2014
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Why haven't this and the related PRs not been merged? What needs to be done? |
I always try masspay.py -p, and the user is always right! :-)
I never use it. Instead let's just point to the command line switches.
Over on #1988 I've done some more thinking about how to manage our escrow across our multiple accounts. This adds a report to the masspay script to help make decisions about that.
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This adds a report over MassPay showing amount moved and week-over-week growth. It's designed to aid decision making around how we balanced our escrow among our accounts (see #1988).
Builds on #2098 and #2097.