@polkadot/api-derive
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12.0.2 June 27, 2024
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withSignedTransaction: This option has been added to SignerOptions. When using signAndSend, signAsync, and dryRun you may now enable or disable the use of the signedTransaction field by adding the withSignedTransaction option. When withSignedTransaction is not enabled but the signer adds a signedTransaction the api will error.
signPayload.withSignedTransaction has also been added to the SignerPayload type which allows for payload.toPayload() to include the option.signAsync: now accepts the signedTransaction field as well. This means that if withSignedTransaction is enabled, and signedTransaction is present the api will adjust the current payload attached to the SubmittableExtrinsic, and add the signature. Then the user can call .send() as they please.dryRun: All steps will be the same as signAsync with the exception that .send() has never needed to be called.Contributed:
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Common functions used across Polkadot, derived from RPC calls and storage queries.
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Common functions used across Polkadot, derived from RPC calls and storage queries.
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