NonceManager: fix transaction count update when sending transaction #3085
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This commit fixes an issue that leads to reused nonces in some cases. When passing a transaction with a defined nonce, the NonceManager uses that to set the transaction count, which leads to the same nonce being reused for the next transaction (if the nonce is `n`, there has been `n+1` transactions)
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This should be fixed in 5.6.9. Let me know if you have any problems. Thanks! :) |
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This PR fixes an issue that leads to reused nonces in some cases.
When passing a transaction with a defined nonce, the NonceManager uses that to set the transaction count, which leads to the same nonce being reused for the next transaction (if the nonce is
n, there has beenn+1transactions)