Currently, the BIP39 format is only checked during secret import into the card. If the format is not correct, the error message is generic ("Error during scan") and not specific enough.
The stack trace:
importSecret exception: org.bitcoinj.crypto.MnemonicException$MnemonicWordException
Surface::disconnect(this=0x748daf4000,api=1)
[ImageReader-1x1f1m1-32081-9](this:0x748d41a800,id:9,api:1,p:32081,c:32081) disconnect(P): api 1
org.bitcoinj.crypto.MnemonicException$MnemonicWordException
at org.bitcoinj.crypto.MnemonicCode.toEntropy(MnemonicCode.java:163)
at org.satochip.seedkeeper.data.GeneratePasswordData.getSecretBytes(GeneratePasswordData.kt:31)
at org.satochip.seedkeeper.services.NFCCardService.importSecret(NFCCardService.kt:592)
at org.satochip.seedkeeper.services.NFCCardService.initialize(NFCCardService.kt:106)
at org.satochip.seedkeeper.services.SatochipCardListenerForAction.onConnected(SeedkeeperCardListener.kt:20)
at org.satochip.android.NFCCardManager.onCardConnected(NFCCardManager.java:101)
at org.satochip.android.NFCCardManager.run(NFCCardManager.java:84)
The BIP39 format should be checked before initiating NFC scan (before the NFC toast is displayed) and a meaningful message displayed to user
Currently, the BIP39 format is only checked during secret import into the card. If the format is not correct, the error message is generic ("Error during scan") and not specific enough.
The stack trace:
The BIP39 format should be checked before initiating NFC scan (before the NFC toast is displayed) and a meaningful message displayed to user