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Currently we are constructing locators using the big-endian representation of the dispute txid, given data is always queried to bitcoind and that's the format used to display data.
However, transaction ids are internally represented as little-endian, so this may be an issue when trying to integrate with other software that, internally, represents sha256d hashes in the same way as bitcoind does.
Therefore, locators may be better computed using the internal endianness representation (i.e. little-endian).
PS: double-checked with @Roasbeef and lnd does compute hints using little-endian txids.
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Currently we are constructing locators using the big-endian representation of the dispute txid, given data is always queried to
bitcoind
and that's the format used to display data.However, transaction ids are internally represented as little-endian, so this may be an issue when trying to integrate with other software that, internally, represents
sha256d
hashes in the same way asbitcoind
does.Therefore, locators may be better computed using the internal endianness representation (i.e. little-endian).
PS: double-checked with @Roasbeef and
lnd
does compute hints using little-endian txids.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: