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After sending Ethereum transaction, don't poll the server to
check if transaction is out of gas.

Instead, check if recipient is a contract address.

And when showing balances check check for confirmation of unconfirmed Ethereum txs.

After sending Ethereum transaction, don't poll the server to
check if transaction is out of gas. Eth transactions can now
take longer time to be confirmed and that poll could time out.

Instead, check if recipient is a contract address. If it is,
raise an exception (as sending to contract addresses is not yet
supported).
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knocte commented Jan 15, 2025

I know that it was me giving the suggestion that you create a draft PR, but I can forget why, so please make it clear why it's still a draft PR.

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knocte commented Jan 15, 2025

PS: Wait, in telegram you said it's done, then why do I see a WIP commit here?

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PS: Wait, in telegram you said it's done, then why do I see a WIP commit here?

It's not tested, so I haven't removed "WIP" prefix yet.
This is also the reason this is a draft PR.

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knocte commented Jan 20, 2025

WIP is not for untested stuff. WIP is when you know for sure that the commit is not finished.

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knocte commented Jan 20, 2025

DRAFT is to indicate it is not tested.

When sending Ethereum transaction, don't wait for confirmation,
but instead save the transaction as unconfirmed. When showing
balances, check for confirmation of unconfirmed transactions
and if any of those ran out of gas, and notify user.
@webwarrior-ws webwarrior-ws force-pushed the ether-delayed-gas-check branch from c56728b to 6ba0df3 Compare January 20, 2025 10:25
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