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I found the cause! When quitting the payment prompt using the back arrow (<-), the transaction is automatically aborted by the app: sending message: { "id": 36, "operation": "abortTransaction", "args": { "transactionId": "txn:payment:PM07XMMP1X5WBSFX1KCCRKWSFPWKDGWFMYBVTK0YZ75NS6DW13JG" } } Which causes the transaction to transition to failed(refused). When scanning again, preparePayForUrl returns "already-confirmed" and the UI takes the user to the original transaction, which is then rendered as a failing transaction. |
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Congratulations! But why do we not unclaim it? (no idea if there is such possibility) not aborting seems like a nice choice |
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My idea was to un-abort the transaction if it wasn't paid. |
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With the latest wallet, payments are not automatically aborted when quitting the dialog without paying. However, this can still be done explicitly using the new "cancel" button. With latest wallet-core (not yet in Android), aborted payments now transition to `aborted(failed)` instead of `refused(failed)`, so the UI can render them correctly. commit d5fbc7a7f227fe82e05cad67b98170ef61b40c97 Author: Iván Ávalos <avalos@disroot.org> Date: Wed Apr 30 21:16:22 2025 +0200 wallet-core: aborted payments transition to 'aborted' instead of 'failed' |
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Feel free to re-open if the issue persists. |
- Anonymous
