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Implement capability to maintain at least two outputs? (instead of one big output that's not spendable for 10 confs) Probably a nice UX improvement for fast spending #20

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paulshapiro opened this issue May 31, 2018 · 4 comments
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Implement capability to maintain at least two outputs? (instead of one big output that's not spendable for 10 confs) Probably a nice UX improvement for fast spending #20

paulshapiro opened this issue May 31, 2018 · 4 comments
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Looks to me like the former is the case. It'd be nice to implement the latter, if sensible.

@paulshapiro paulshapiro changed the title Verify whether wallet will eventually generate one big output that's not spendable for 10 confs or whether wallet will always maintain at least two outputs Implement capability to maintain at least two outputs? (instead of one big output that's not spendable for 10 confs) Oct 30, 2018
@paulshapiro paulshapiro changed the title Implement capability to maintain at least two outputs? (instead of one big output that's not spendable for 10 confs) Implement capability to maintain at least two outputs? (instead of one big output that's not spendable for 10 confs) Probably a nice UX improvement for fast spending Oct 30, 2018
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This issue now belongs more so in mymonero-core-cpp

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Unless you only buy one big chunk and that's it, you should usually have more than 1 output. As long as you don't use more than one input when it's not needed, it should just kinda work.

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"Looks to me like the former is the case." said this mostly because of some tests on one of my accounts, but yeah, if more than one input is supplied, it looks like it generally leaves more than one output - but I'm not sure if, when one needs to use all those outputs, more than one output is left.

dractw pushed a commit to Atomicwallet/mymonero-core-js that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2020
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doc: use git submodule update (mymonero#20)
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