Fixed transaction signer #55
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Fix the Bug Submission Pull Request
What was the bug?
For both send transactions, the sender account object was being passed to the transaction as the signer instead of a
TransactionSignerinstance of the sender account.How did you fix the bug?
I created a
TransactionSignerinstance of the sender account and passed it to both transactions.I used the
makeBasicAccountTransactionSignermethod of the algosdk to create aTransactionSignerinstance of the sender account, which I then used to replace the invalid signer argument that was passed to both transactions.Console Screenshot:
