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ord wallet send --fee-rate <rate> <destination> 99999sats
It sends the 999999 sats but doesn't use the specified fee rate. Instead it uses the default fee rate that I set with:
bitcoin-cli settxfee
The send is done using:
client.send_to_address()
which only takes 8 arguments. Bitcoin's sendtoaddress RPC takes a fee_rate as its 10th argument but the rust client doesn't allow access to it.
Workaround: use bitcoin-cli settxfee <btc-per-kvb>. So to get the effect of --fee-rate 7 use bitcoin-cli settxfee 0.00007000 (with the necessary -rpcwallet=<wallet>).
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I run:
It sends the 999999 sats but doesn't use the specified fee rate. Instead it uses the default fee rate that I set with:
The send is done using:
which only takes 8 arguments. Bitcoin's
sendtoaddress
RPC takes afee_rate
as its 10th argument but the rust client doesn't allow access to it.Workaround: use
bitcoin-cli settxfee <btc-per-kvb>
. So to get the effect of--fee-rate 7
usebitcoin-cli settxfee 0.00007000
(with the necessary-rpcwallet=<wallet>
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: