lnpeer: send channel update also for private channels, if we are forw…#10630
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If the peer doesn't get the channel_update it will never get it in the future. |
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Ahh, we still have the fallback code because lnd used to have the same bug. Let's try not to repeat that.
Yeah, I agree. Let's just send it near the end of |
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If we have forwarding enabled, send a channel_update message to the peer after a channel_reestablish. The peer needs to know our channel constraints to receive a payment (for r_tags or blinded path) and sending it just once on mark_open might not be enough as the peer could miss it, lose it or it might get out of date if we'd change our forwarding fees. See spesmilo#10630 (comment).
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