Update to only use lisk-sdk
See original GitHub issueExpected behavior
lisk-core should be able to be built only using lisk-sdk.
Actual behavior
It uses multiple packages.
@liskhq/lisk-cryptography
@liskhq/lisk-transactions
etc
Which version(s) does this affect? (Environment, OS, etc…)
2.0-
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@shuse2 comment: It’s because SDK is in javascript. It’s not creating this link to the
lisk-transactions. If we use directly from SDK, it doesn’t know about thelisk-transactionsin Typescript way.If you compare the exported interface of tx and crypto. crypto: node_modules/@liskhq/lisk-transactions/dist-node/index.d.ts
–> All public interfaces are exported.
tx: node_modules/@liskhq/lisk-transactions/dist-node/index.d.ts
–> Only few public interfaces are exported. The issue happens because we use types that are not exported as input for certain functions that are exposed.