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I'm very happy about your library and so far everything worked as documented and expected. One thing seems unclear to me:
I triggered a supply transaction with a gasLimit set to 250000 - however the gas price paid according to etherscan.io... was higher than 250000 GWEI --> 0.00025 Ether (if I understood things correctly):
consttrxOptions={ gasLimit,mantissa: false}try{consttrx=awaitcompound.supply(Compound.ETH,amountOfEtherToBeDeposited,trxOptions)console.log(`You can check the deposit to compound transaction at https://etherscan.io/tx/${trx.hash}`)}catch(error){console.log(`Something went wrong while depositing Ether to compound.finance: ${error.message}`)}
So my inquiry is: Is it possible that the gasLimit is not taken into consideration properly by the implementation?
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Hmm.. This parameter is passed into the Ethers.js transaction. I can look at your transaction hash on etherscan if you'd like. Feel free to DM me in Discord.
Hi compound-js team.
I'm very happy about your library and so far everything worked as documented and expected. One thing seems unclear to me:
I triggered a supply transaction with a gasLimit set to 250000 - however the gas price paid according to etherscan.io... was higher than 250000 GWEI --> 0.00025 Ether (if I understood things correctly):
So my inquiry is: Is it possible that the gasLimit is not taken into consideration properly by the implementation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: