Currently the createrawcertificate command, in order to specify the backward transfer list, uses a list of pairs such as { :, ..., :}.
The implementation prevents the creation of a certificate with a list of backward transfers sharing some address by raising an exception when an address is used more than one time.
Also this syntax, when using a python dictionary in the tests, is error prone since the bwt list is implicitly ordered by keys (address string).
The syntax should be changed using an array of key/value pair as 'send_certificate' command does.
[{"address":, "amount":}, ...,{"address":, "amount":}]
Currently the createrawcertificate command, in order to specify the backward transfer list, uses a list of pairs such as {:, ..., :}.
The implementation prevents the creation of a certificate with a list of backward transfers sharing some address by raising an exception when an address is used more than one time. Also this syntax, when using a python dictionary in the tests, is error prone since the bwt list is implicitly ordered by keys (address string).
The syntax should be changed using an array of key/value pair as 'send_certificate' command does. [{"address":, "amount":}, ...,{"address":, "amount":}]