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I am bringing this up here as well for two reasons:
Even though the issue above is a very edgy case, it prevents the "clean" solution, which might cause issues once the krakens are unleashed regarding tx-chaining and everyone starts using it everywhere in complex ways. Using the mempool-utxos will prevent the "let's keep the fingers crossed the user has enough utxos for collateral hanging around even when doing weird chain-straining things" problem source.
Fixing it at the blockfrost-level will make it easier to fix it in other wallets (which might not have that issue yet, have not checked). It also appears to be a bit "cleaner" in general.
I need to mention - especially regaring the "cleaner" bit - that simply including the mempool in the queried ledger-state is obviously incorrect for multiple reasons. But right now I am keeping track of my own pending modifications to the ledger state and modify the api-gotten utxos with that. Which is of course suboptimal. But having a simple variant to the endpoint(s) which include the mempool might make it easy to adjust the wallets downstream.
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First of all, I hope this is the right place for this. If not, please redirect me.
I am currently working on transaction-chaining, which works now (with blockfrost, thank you!). However, in some edge case it fails due to the mempool not being included in the utxo-endpoint.
I am bringing this up here as well for two reasons:
I need to mention - especially regaring the "cleaner" bit - that simply including the mempool in the queried ledger-state is obviously incorrect for multiple reasons. But right now I am keeping track of my own pending modifications to the ledger state and modify the api-gotten utxos with that. Which is of course suboptimal. But having a simple variant to the endpoint(s) which include the mempool might make it easy to adjust the wallets downstream.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: