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I believe that this would only affect serialization in pybitshares, but there, unsigned_int is not used anywhere but explicit types are used (like UInt32).
The point is we need to use 64 bit data types rather than 32 bit data types. At least, unsigned_int is used in core to serialize object IDs, for example, order_id. I know in bitsharesjs varint32 type was used for this, which should be replaced with varuint64, but I don't know what's used in pybitshares, maybe UInt32? Then some of them need to be replaced with a 64 bit data type (I'm not sure whether all of them need to be replaced though).
We're upgrading
unsigned_int
type in bitshares-core to 64 bit.The Python library may need to adapt.
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