Ensure Resources have an input_file attribute #426
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Seems like this was fixed in a37e039 which wasn't pushed yet when I opened this PR. Closing this then. |
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Thanks for the effort anyways! |
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After pulling and testing the latest changes in
master, I ran into an issue when requesting some resources from my node which resulted in the node disconnecting from the testnet. Specifically, rnsd logged:I believe this was introduced in ae1d962. Making sure that all Resource objects have an
input_fileattribute seems to solve this.