Follows the steps in #7 to create the latest version of stellar types.
Since the Transaction does not have a timebounds field anymore but now uses so-called Preconditions, I had to change the signature of Transaction::new(). I'm not sure if this has implications for the code we use elsewhere. Alternatively we can of course keep the timebounds field and wrap it with Preconditions here in this SDK but I don't think this would be the right approach.
@ebma The change from timebounds to preconditions is a breaking change and we have to check whether this is used somewhere in our code. I doubt it, though.
Follows the steps in #7 to create the latest version of stellar types.
Since the
Transaction
does not have atimebounds
field anymore but now uses so-calledPreconditions
, I had to change the signature ofTransaction::new()
. I'm not sure if this has implications for the code we use elsewhere. Alternatively we can of course keep thetimebounds
field and wrap it withPreconditions
here in this SDK but I don't think this would be the right approach.Closes #7.