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In certain cases it would be handy to explore not only the source account of the transaction, but also the exact set of signers (think of a payment from multi-sig 2-of-3 acc — I want to show who exactly authorized it).
Add signers link to the transaction (flat array of signers resolved from the signature hints attached to the transaction envelope)
Same for operation, although in this case we need to return a subset of transaction signers who authorized this operation (basically intersect tx.signers with op.sourceAccount.signers)
Reverse edge also seems reasonable, like query all the operations authorized (signed) by a given signer public key (or account)
This task will probably be much easier with the internal ingestor and ES / Dgraph, so lets postpone it for now.
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In certain cases it would be handy to explore not only the source account of the transaction, but also the exact set of signers (think of a payment from multi-sig 2-of-3 acc — I want to show who exactly authorized it).
This task will probably be much easier with the internal ingestor and ES / Dgraph, so lets postpone it for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: