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In the upgrade to rust-bitcoin 0.31, bech32 is no longer re-exported. This is needed for the u5 type by the NodeSigner for the sign_invoice function. This just re-exports the bech32 crate to handle this.

In the upgrade to rust-bitcoin 0.31, bech32 is no longer re-exported.
This is needed for the u5 type by the NodeSigner for the sign_invoice
function. This just re-exports the bech32 crate to handle this.
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codecov bot commented Jul 30, 2024

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 89.70%. Comparing base (a76ec06) to head (3beb16c).
Report is 1064 commits behind head on main.

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tnull commented Jul 30, 2024

Would probably make sense to do this as part of / after #3201 ? (cc @optout21)

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Yea, we'll see what happens in that PR first, then we can revisit this I think. I kinda hate the re-exporting thing, but maybe others have different opinions.

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Closing as abandoned. We shouldn't need this post-0.32.

@TheBlueMatt TheBlueMatt closed this Feb 9, 2025
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