this lead to an intermittent failure in rpc_psbt.py since SignPSBTInput
was being passed the output index of the prevout instead of the input
index of the input in the psbt
re-commented out some flaky lines in rpc_psbt.py which need further
investigation
this is working with a default asset in script_tests.cpp, but if
we need this consensus lib for elements then it must be fixed to
use multi assets correctly
Fixes (most?) of the rpc typechecking errors, at least the ones that are
tested by the functional tests.
However, I've left the rpc typechecking off after fixing these, since
I'm concerned that there are conditional cases that are untested in our
functional tests - and I'd rather not have RPC calls failing in a
release just because the documentation is not correct.
This issue was originally found in an call to fundrawtransaction where a
raw transaction was created with 2 pre-selected inputs, one policy asset
and issued asset, with only a policy asset output specified. This would
result in the call returning "insufficient funds" since it was trying to
select coins for a negative value of the issued asset.
The fix here is to check that the raw transaction contains an output for
each asset type or return an appropriate error message.
when specifying inputs for sendall, fetching the value of the input
incorrectly used the input loop index instead of the actual prevout
index.
this meant that *sometimes* the sendall call would use the wrong input
resulting in a tx that didn't balance - when the loop index was
different to the vout.
* test: add test for unblinded re/issuance greater than 21 million
Co-authored-by: Mihailo Milenkovic <mihailo.milenkovic84@gmail.com>
* fix: unblinded re/issuance for greater than 21 million
Co-authored-by: Mihailo Milenkovic <mihailo.milenkovic84@gmail.com>
* enable with param config
* change range check to policy with config option
* refactoring, additional error messages and test extension
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Co-authored-by: Mihailo Milenkovic <mihailo.milenkovic84@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Tom Trevethan <ttrevethan@blockstream.com>
FIXME the consensus library inherited from upstream has to be updated to work with other assets,
comments out this failing test assertion until it can be fixed
