Blowfish friendly Candy Machine Mint

[thebrahman]

Normal UMI transactions cause most wallets to flag now. Blowfish requires the usage of 'signAndSendTransaction' to avoid flags.

https://docs.blowfish.xyz/docs/signandsendtransaction-migration-guide#list-of-wallets-that-definitely-support-signandsendtransaction

To avoid flags I have been trying to convert my umi transaction to WebJs and use 'wallet.sendTransaction' to send it ( 'wallet.sendTransaction' calls 'signAndSendTransaction' if the wallet supports it).

I have been trying for the best part of a month and have had no luck. can anyone tell me how to mint from a candy machine without triggering Blowfish flags? here is an example of what I have been trying:

    let builder = transactionBuilder()
      .add(setComputeUnitLimit(umiWalletAdapter, { units: 1_000_000 })) 
      .add(
        mintV2(umiWalletAdapter, {
          candyMachine: candyMachine.publicKey,
          nftMint,
          collectionMint: candyMachine.collectionMint,
          collectionUpdateAuthority: candyMachine.authority,
          tokenStandard: candyMachine.tokenStandard,
          candyGuard: candyGuard?.publicKey,
          mintArgs,
        })
      );

    const {
      context: { slot: minContextSlot },
      value: { blockhash, lastValidBlockHeight }
    } = await connection.getLatestBlockhashAndContext();

    builder = builder.setBlockhash(blockhash);

    const umiTransaction = builder.build(umi);
    const web3Transaction = toWeb3JsTransaction(umiTransaction);

      const signature = await wallet.sendTransaction(web3Transaction, connection, { minContextSlot });
      await connection.confirmTransaction({ blockhash, lastValidBlockHeight, signature });

[MarkSackerberg]

This does unfortunately not work anymore (the guide you linked is deprecated).

Unfortunately the only way to get rid of that message nowadays seems to be to contact blowfish