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There is a feature in MM that allows the user to supersede a slow transaction with another transaction with a higher gas price. The same nonce is used, therefore nodes drop the original transaction in favour of the transaction with a higher gas price.
This works well. However...
When the user submits a transaction, I am capturing the txhash using the callback -- this works perfectly -- but what about the situation where the user later does a "speed up" on the transaction -- the javascript callback is not called again with the second txhash.
How shall I capture this event?
It's not enough to know the new txhash, I need to know the predecessor it relates to, isn't it?
Is there a way to do it?
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Great question @prographo, thanks for bringing this up! We're going to try using EIP-2831 for this, which is being tracked in #9174. Please follow that discussion for further updates.
There is a feature in MM that allows the user to supersede a slow transaction with another transaction with a higher gas price. The same nonce is used, therefore nodes drop the original transaction in favour of the transaction with a higher gas price.
This works well. However...
When the user submits a transaction, I am capturing the txhash using the callback -- this works perfectly -- but what about the situation where the user later does a "speed up" on the transaction -- the javascript callback is not called again with the second txhash.
How shall I capture this event?
It's not enough to know the new txhash, I need to know the predecessor it relates to, isn't it?
Is there a way to do it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: