Hello! I have a question: I craft a transaction via tonweb, I attach there SENDER seqno using wallet.methods.seqno().call(); . Then i send the transaction to a standard wallet. It works well. In the code of a standard wallet (recipient), it checks the seqno sent from the sender with the local seqno(msg_seqno == stored_seqno). My question is: How could be storedseqno and msg_seqno the same if, the sender attached his own seqno and the recipient checks the SENDER seqno with his own stored_seqno? Shouldn't the transaction include RECIPIENT seqno in order to this to work well? I'm asking this because the seqno of my contract increases when I send a transaction, not when i receive one. And then the wallet receives, it doesnt increase the seqno. (Im watching the seqno on the explorer test-dot-tonwhales) Where can I read how this works? Is there a documentation or explaination of this kind of stuff?
Apr 15, 2022, 10:35 PM
Apr 15, 2022, 10:36 PM