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Describe the bug
The "Speed up" button allows to "Fully edit the transaction", which is great when there's no change output (#988), but it fails to create the new transaction. It's probably because the inputs of the original transaction are considered spent, and thus don't appear in the coin selection list.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Have an unconfirmed transaction in a wallet
Click on 'Speed up'
Enter the new fee rate
Click on "Advanced" and "Fully edit the transaction"
Notice the inputs of the original transaction don't appear in the coin selection table
Click on "Create the unsigned transaction"
It says "You need to select more coins!"
Expected behavior
Either the new transaction should be created with the new fee rate and the same inputs,
or the UI should allow the selection of the same inputs as in the replaced transaction
Desktop:
Where is your node running: local(internal)
Where is your specter running: binary
If you're running a binary, which OS: Linux
Browser: electron
Specter Version: tested on 2.0.0, 2.0.1, and 2.0.2pre6
Additional context
It seems the code checks if there's enough coins selected by looking at the selected rows whereas there's no row for the spent outputs. The internal selected-coins list may contain the right coins though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The "Speed up" button allows to "Fully edit the transaction", which is great when there's no change output (#988), but it fails to create the new transaction. It's probably because the inputs of the original transaction are considered spent, and thus don't appear in the coin selection list.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Desktop:
Additional context
It seems the code checks if there's enough coins selected by looking at the selected rows whereas there's no row for the spent outputs. The internal
selected-coins
list may contain the right coins though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: