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get_transfers refuses to work with or without parameters #59
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OK, I debugged this and solved it in #61. Thank you for your submission and I apologize for the issue! Thank you, @Codivorous! |
PS, the docs do say the following:
Check the code if you have an issue, but this really should have worked with just a string as an input--I just fucked up that bit of code :) Thank you again and please let me know if you have any other issues |
Thanks for the quick work @sneurlax! |
@serhack could you reopen this issue? I'm on it. |
@Codivorous, could you try passing |
I can tell it's not a thing from |
It does indeed work when you specify "in" - so the issue here is that "all" doesn't exist, even though it's the default and is also specified in the documentation. Thank you for your help again @sneurlax! |
I am opening a pull request now to add this functionality. Perhaps it was in a previous version of monero-wallet-rpc -- if you need it, it should become functional soon |
Feature: allow 'all' as parameter to get_transfers
Merged, |
It's really weird. I've tried with all sorts of combinations of parameters, but it only returns an empty array. I decided to settle on incoming_transfers for the time being, and that worked but it didn't seem to filter by subaddress, when I had the subaddress index, for example '3', fed to it.
Am I doing something wrong? I'm calling the functions with $WalletRPC->get_transfers().
I appreciate any help! :)
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