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name: Bug report
about: CancelTx removes only one of two logs from self-spend tx
Describe the bug
When we hit Cancel on gui to cancel a transaction, we delete a single log entry when even if the transaction created multiple entries.
NOTE: I tried this with Legacy flow, not contracts.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Make a self-spend tx and notice two new TxLog entries (Send and Receive entry)
Click on Receive entry to expand it
Click Cancel
Observe that this one disappears while the Send is still there
Expected behavior
Ideally, we'd delete both entries. At first I thought that deleting all txlogs that contain the transaction's kernel would be a good idea, but then I remembered that NRD kernels have different transactions with the same kernel which might delete too much if we had these.
Screenshots
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OS: Linux (Debian)
Additional context
This is might be more of a grin-wallet issue, but since we're reporting gui issues, it's here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I just noticed that we have a Shared ID in transaction details that's the same. Perhaps we could use that to delete all txs after doing a cancel. Maybe this should be a part of the cancel rework when we robustly handle transaction cancelling by potentially issuing another tx that double-spends the input.
name: Bug report
about: CancelTx removes only one of two logs from self-spend tx
Describe the bug
When we hit
Cancel
on gui to cancel a transaction, we delete a single log entry when even if the transaction created multiple entries.NOTE: I tried this with Legacy flow, not contracts.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Ideally, we'd delete both entries. At first I thought that deleting all txlogs that contain the transaction's kernel would be a good idea, but then I remembered that NRD kernels have different transactions with the same kernel which might delete too much if we had these.
Screenshots
/
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
This is might be more of a grin-wallet issue, but since we're reporting gui issues, it's here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: