Closed danieljperry closed 1 year ago
@zsolt-dev I think you addressed this mostly, right?
To recap, you cannot set autoclaim to zero, but when you set it to lets say 0.001 and your wallet has zero balance, then the autoclaim is still tried.
So I believe this is not a GUI issue, since even if I add a check to check for the current wallet balance, the balance might be zero at later time when the receiver get the clawback transaction.
I propose the solution that would involve backend - it should not try to run the autoclaim when not enough balance.
@paninaro Let me pls know if you agree.
@ytx1991 Pls let us know the feasibility of this change on the backend and some time frame.
If this is going to be fixed in the backend, then I can close this issue and open a new one in the chia-blockchain repo if needed. Just let me know. I'll keep this issue open in the meantime for tracking.
Yes, please close this since as I explained there is good way to fix in the GUI. Thank you
What happened?
This is related to issue 1835 but it involves auto-claim. The wallet allows the user to enable auto-claim for clawback transactions, even when the wallet has 0 XCH. The result is that the auto-claim fails, but doesn't show a reason why in the GUI. The following video demonstrates this:
https://github.com/Chia-Network/chia-blockchain-gui/assets/69756004/f3f309a9-d2ca-4879-8b0d-bb31888dc49a
Version
1.8.2rc4 + PR 15496
What platform are you using?
Windows
What ui mode are you using?
GUI
Relevant log output or stacktrace