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Nonce Cancel by New Op #213
Nonce Cancel by New Op #213
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maybe we already have this and I didn't see it -- but is there also a case for manually doing
nonceManager.submit(nonce, true, nonce)
? That is, making it replayable before you ever actually execute an op with that nonce.one weird case would be:
nonceManager.submit(nonce, true, nonce)
isReplayable=false
if chain length is 1, you're in a weird spot: it'll revert the first time you try to submit an op with that nonce. So you can never execute a script with that nonce (except if you find a preimage). You can clean it up by doing
cancel(nonce)
from a new op, but otherwise it's kind of a weird edge case. Convoluted, but perhaps worth documenting.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Interesting-- I guess i'm thinking "if a script sends a weird message to nonce manager is it that important?" as a rule of thumb. Totally smoething to consider, but can't a script also call like
submit(nonce, true, 5)
or whatever that's also weird?