Ref script fee fixes #359
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* Check everywhere that could use a ref script (not sure if everyone it's allowed) * Duplicate size for different ref inptus with the same ref script as per Haskell code * look in spent inputs too (as this is possible to ref a script from) Possibly addresses #354
SebastienGllmt
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I'm going to wait at least a little bit until we can see if #354 is fixed by this before merging. If the guy who made the issue responds with what the actual inputs were (he only posted final cbor so any utxo/orig script info isn't preserved) then we can make test vectors out of that. |
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Check everywhere that could use a ref script (not sure if it's allowed in all these spots)
Duplicate size for different ref inputs with the same ref script as per Haskell code
look in spent inputs too (as this is possible to ref a script from)
Possibly addresses #354