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the -x and -w compatibility in transaction list command #140

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buhtignew opened this issue Jul 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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the -x and -w compatibility in transaction list command #140

buhtignew opened this issue Jul 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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buhtignew commented Jul 4, 2024

Seems like the -w flag is ignored when the -x flag is used with transaction list command (for instance in transaction list -x -f 480523 -e 480535 -w).
I was not able to find any hint about in the help.
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Maybe it would be also a useful feature to consider (don't know whether for the first release of the code or for the possible next ones), because otherwise to see my own wallets transaction I needed to sort them manually while I was working on issue #139, for instance.

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d5000 commented Jul 24, 2024

For now I have mentioned in the help that both flags are not compatible (for next update).
In theory this could be added probably relatively easily. I'll leave this open and think about it if it's important enough.

The reason I didn't add it is that I think it would only be important for debugging, because in all other use cases you could use the command without the -x flag, and also it's extremely unlikely that you will have all wallet addresses in blocklocator.json. So the main use case would be to see wallet transactions in a narrow range of blocks.

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