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GUI transactions list (in the wallet overview) shows different descriptions for identical transactions (minor issue) #988
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Each transaction is supposed to be 2 txos, right? The UI should add them together to get the original send. I wonder if 1 sat actually got taken out or if it misunderstood the split somehow. Weird how that seems to be consistent with the address not being recognized. |
Well, here's an example of one showing 1 satoshi missing in the wallet, and "Received with RingCT Address anonymous". |
When I look at gettransaction ... in the wallet I can see the one satoshi, which reports as
the fee that was paid by the sending wallet. |
@seanPhill You could check if this issue is also solved by #1001 |
Noticed while running a script doing identical ringct to ringct transfers from one wallet to another.
The receiving wallet's transactions list in the Qt GUI wallet shows differently for no apparent reason.
These are all for the identical sent amount 50000.00000000 veil, all from the RingCT balance.
If the amount showing as received appears as 49999.99999999 (that is, one satoshi short) then the description will invariably say "Received with RingCT Address anonymous". If the received amount shows as 50000.00000000 then the description will say "Received with RingCT Address stealth".
This is minor, but might be addressed in the long run as part of an overhaul of what this list displays with code inherited from the Bitcoin Core Qt wallet. Other displayed transactions that we have gotten used to are more confusing for new users, such as how we immediately know what a transaction is, just from the value of the negative amount shown, such as the fee divided by 0.01 is the number of zerocoins minted, while the description may vary depending on whether the mint occurred from basecoin and where the change went.
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