Specify network for transactions
See original GitHub issueIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. At the moment there is a single global object that represents the current network. This makes it more error prone when in the same program we have to deal with all kind of networks. Also, I don’t think it’s thread safe (I’m not an expert on C# so I’m not sure).
Describe the solution you’d like
Change Transaction.SignatureBase
(and other methods calling it) to accept a Network
argument. If this argument is null, then use the global value like it does now.
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I see, in that use case it would make sense to add an overload to the Sign method call. We can easily do that to allow this kind of flexibility.
In that case I’m more than happy to do it. Thanks!