BUG? ValueError("Too Much Spent")
See original GitHub issueIs this correct? Why is it >=
?
Maybe I’ve misunderstood?
if not self.utxos[tx.parent].amount >= tx.amount_spent():
raise ValueError("Too Much Spent")
https://github.com/JeremyRubin/tinycoin/blob/master/chain.py
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It’s not an actively maintained project at all – it’s just an educational resource. If you care to make it better and more accessible, I’m happy to have your commits (I just won’t have that much time to do thorough review)
I’d hate to impose a particular style guide and add my name to the git blame for like every line here.