Clive updates - governance operations available in the CLI

Two main goals achieved during the last weeks were to bump the Textual to a newer version and to complete the implementation of governance operation in the CLI (command line interface). We also added a new small - but useful - feature to voting for proposals - if you add or remove more than 5 votes, those votes are automatically divided into two or more operations. ## How we are with the plan We wrote about [our plans](/@thebeedevs/clive-plans) more than three months ago. Let’s sum up where we are: - Support for the operations requiring active authority: - Transfer - already delivered (available in CLI and TUI). - Savings management (transfer to savings, transfer from savings, canceling a transfer from savings) - already delivered ( available in CLI and TUI). - Governance (vote for proposals, vote for witnesses, set a proxy) - already delivered (available in CLI and TUI). - Hive Power management (Power Up and Power Down) - coming soon. - Recurrent transfer - coming soon. We decided to add one more operation requiring active authority to Clive - update an authority - to allow users to change their authority in an easy and safe way. So as you can see we are on track. ## CLI governance operations The following operations related to governance are now available in the CLI: - add/remove vote for a witness - add/remove vote for a proposal - set/unset a proxy ### CLI governance operations - commands related to voting for a witness The following commands are related to voting for a witness: - `clive show witnesses` - displays a list of witnesses Information about the parameters of every clive command can be displayed by running the command with `-h`.  Example: The list of witnesses is sorted by received votes, but `--account-name` votes are shown first.  - `clive show witness --name XXX` - displays the witness details for the selected witness  Example: A user wants to see the details of a witness named `gtg`.  - `clive process vote-witness add` - adds a vote for a witness. You may add one vote in one operation. Options: `–profile-name`, `–password`, `–sign`, `–beekeeper-remote`, `–broadcast/–no-broadcast`, `–save-file` are the same for all operations available in Clive.  Example: A user creates a transaction with an operation voting for a witness named gtg, but does not broadcast it.  - `clive process vote-witness remove` - removes a vote for a witness.  Example: A user removes a vote for a witness named gtg, doesn’t broadcast the transaction, and saves it to file test.json.  ### CLI governance operations - commands related to voting for a proposal The following commands are related to voting for a proposal: - `clive show proposals` - displays a list of proposals.  Example: The list of proposals by default shows proposals with status `votable`, is sorted by the received votes, but the `--account-name` votes are shown first. You can change what the list is ordered by, ordering direction and filter it by status using options.  - `clive show proposal --proposal-id XXX` - displays the proposal details for the pointed proposal.  Example: A user wants to see the details of proposal #288.  - `clive process vote-proposal add` - adds votes for a list of up to five proposals.  Example: A user wants to vote for two proposals, #229 and #266. The user broadcasts the transaction.  - `clive process vote-proposal remove` - removes votes for a list of up to five proposals.  Example: A user wants to remove votes for two proposals, #229 and #266. The user broadcasts the transaction.  ### CLI governance operations - commands related to proxy The following commands are related to the proxy: - `clive show proxy` - show proxy of the selected account  Example: A user (`@guest4test1`) wants to check if someone else (`@thebeedevs`) has set a proxy.  - `clive process proxy set` - sets or changes the proxy.  Example: A user sets a proxy.  If a user sets a proxy, the information about it is displayed on the list of witnesses and the list of proposals.   - `clive process proxy clear` - removes a proxy.  Example: A user removes a proxy and broadcasts the transaction.  [Updated command schema](https://gitlab.syncad.com/hive/clive/-/blob/master/clive/__private/cli/commands_structure.md) [Complete list of corrected issues](https://gitlab.syncad.com/hive/clive/-/releases/v1.27.5.6) More info about running Clive can be found here: [Clive - alpha release](/@thebeedevs/clive-alpha-release). Please make sure you are using the most recent version: **v1.27.5.6** ## TL;DR ``` docker run -ti hiveio/clive:v1.27.5.6 ``` ### Your feedback is invaluable and always welcome.