feat!: transfer for multiple addresses

[Torres-ssf]

• Close: Transfer for multiple address at once #161

Breaking Changes:

• Changed BaseInvocationScope.addTransfer parameters

[maschad]

Awesome job on this 🚀 - just left one suggestion

[danielbate]

This is a great feature and adds a lot of value. My only questions is around the spec in #161.

Also this should be integrated to enable queue txs instead of single tx

I can see we are using a single tx here, should we be queueing?

[fuel-service-user]

✨ A PR has been created under the rc-2333 tag on fuels-wallet repo.
FuelLabs/fuels-wallet#1311

[Torres-ssf]

This is a great feature and adds a lot of value. My only questions is around the spec in #161.

Also this should be integrated to enable queue txs instead of single tx

I can see we are using a single tx here, should we be queueing?

@danielbate I reckon you were mentioning something like this: a56d59b, right?

[Dhaiwat10]

Great work 🚀

[danielbate]

@danielbate I reckon you were mentioning something like this: a56d59b, right?

But this still uses a single tx? A single transaction request with multiple recipient outputs. Whereas this issue also asks for:

queuing of transactions (i.e. once X tx is done, do X + 1, etc)

[Torres-ssf]

But this still uses a single tx? A single transaction request with multiple recipient outputs. Whereas this issue also asks for:

queuing of transactions (i.e. once X tx is done, do X + 1, etc)

@danielbate Thanks for your explanation. I see your point.

I've created a specific issue for this since it's a completely different thing from multiple addresses transferring.

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