When using the cpk the ethers transactionResponse obj seems to be modified and looks like this:
So the TransactionResponse is itself inserted into an Object with the only other property thereof being the hash property. But this already exists on the TransactionResponse object.
It makes the syntax a bit unnecessarily cumbersome:
Hi,
When using the cpk the ethers transactionResponse obj seems to be modified and looks like this:
So the TransactionResponse is itself inserted into an Object with the only other property thereof being the
hash
property. But this already exists on the TransactionResponse object.It makes the syntax a bit unnecessarily cumbersome:
instead of plain
await txResponse.wait()