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Follow-up of #1549:
since swap recovery is now used as a default way to handle looking up states of outgoing payments, we want to do the first try immediately after a swap enters swap recovery.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This commit makes it so that any swap deals that fail as maker while
sending payment will have the payment checked immediately upon being
added to set of swaps tracked by the `SwapRecovery` module. This is
instead of waiting for the 30 second timer to periodically retry tracked
swaps
It also refactors the code around checking and rechecking swaps that
may have a pending payment involved, and enhances logging output.
Closes#1598.
This commit makes it so that any swap deals that fail as maker while
sending payment will have the payment checked immediately upon being
added to set of swaps tracked by the `SwapRecovery` module. This is
instead of waiting for the 30 second timer to periodically retry tracked
swaps
It also refactors the code around checking and rechecking swaps that
may have a pending payment involved, and enhances logging output.
Closes#1598.
This commit makes it so that any swap deals that fail as maker while
sending payment will have the payment checked immediately upon being
added to set of swaps tracked by the `SwapRecovery` module. This is
instead of waiting for the 30 second timer to periodically retry tracked
swaps
It also refactors the code around checking and rechecking swaps that
may have a pending payment involved, and enhances logging output.
Closes#1598.
Follow-up of #1549:
since swap recovery is now used as a default way to handle looking up states of outgoing payments, we want to do the first try immediately after a swap enters swap recovery.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: