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Withdrawing funds using Spark console
See original GitHub issueWhenever I attempt to issue the command withdraw bech_address satoshi_amount I keep getting Cannot afford transaction even though I have 900000+ sats on the node. My question is what limitation does using this command have in terms of the number of uses? Also when attempting the same command with the parameter of “all” I get the same error.
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@pavlenex when developing this I assumed that all funds must be confirmed because c-lightning doesn’t not process mempool transactions, but I neglected to take unconfirmed transactions issued by c-lightning itself into account (this effects not only channel closures, but also the change output of on-chain withdrawals). I opened https://github.com/shesek/spark-wallet/issues/129 to keep track of fixing this.
Thanks @shesek , appreciate it.
@RhinoAK I’ve solved my issue by following cdecker instructions here, I am quite certain your issue is the same in case you haven’t figured it out yet.