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Hey again jwest31337,
Thank you very much for trying this repository and reporting your issue.
TL;DR
Which version of the code/repository did you use? Did you download the code directly from the repository or from the official release on PyPI? If you can't find out which version you used, do you know when it was last modified? You can look to see if the top of trader.py says anything about these two things. Did you use the boll
function for determining the trade? Also, did you pass any arguments into it through builtin_trade_function_arguments
? If so, which arguments did you use?
I think it might be due to changes I made after v1.0.7 in this repository. The last official Python package version is 1.0.7 and it is the latest release on PyPI as well. Which version are you using? If you installed the package on PyPI from pip, then you should have version 1.0.7 and it should be running smoothly as far as I know. If you used the latest code from this repository and downloaded and installed it directly, then you probably have the pre-production code for version 1.0.8. You can also check the top of the trader.py file to see if it pre-production version 1.0.8. If it doesn't say, then it is probably v1.0.7. If you can't determine the version, then the time it was last modified would be helpful for me to know if you can find it at the top of the trader.py file.
I believe that your config should be correct. Although, it may come any from the arguments you passed into builtin_trade_function_arguments
if you used boll
for your trade function. This may be because the Trader class' check_config
method does not check to make sure the arguments to builtin_trade_function_arguments
are correct since they can vary to a large degree for different functions used to determine the trade. If this is the case, I can add specific tests on the arguments passed through builtin_trade_function_arguments
for each trading function. Did you use the boll
function for determining the trade? Also, did you pass any arguments into it through builtin_trade_function_arguments
? If so, which arguments did you use?
Thanks again for your reporting and testing!
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I found the issue to be in the implementation of the boll
trading function. I do not believe there was any issue with your config. I have implemented a fix. Please feel free to continue using and testing this software!
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