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This input allows you to specify a transaction ID as an input. This would be used for transaction bundling. The input is successfully spent when the transaction specified by the txID exists, is in the same block and has not reverted.
InputTransaction
name
type
description
txID
byte[32]
Hash of transaction.
Restrictions
The transaction ID must be a valid ID which specifies a transaction in the current block
Cons
This does not allow for the kind of bundling where transactions must all pass or fail, that should be covered in a bundle identifier of some kind.
Note, this is merely a first pass at the idea, we will likely want to specify a bundle ID of some kind which would be used in our transactional design.
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Will there be any guarentees about ordering of transactions? Ie, input tx is before the current tx, and or, input tx will be the very last tx before the current tx @SilentCicero
Abstract
This input allows you to specify a transaction ID as an input. This would be used for transaction bundling. The input is successfully spent when the transaction specified by the txID exists, is in the same block and has not reverted.
InputTransaction
txID
byte[32]
Restrictions
Cons
Prior Art
Signed Bundles: https://github.com/FuelLabs/rfcs/pull/16/files
Note, this is merely a first pass at the idea, we will likely want to specify a bundle ID of some kind which would be used in our transactional design.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: