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prepareTransaction should not overwrite Sequence (#990)
* Cleans up some code and fixes some type errors * Clarify how null settings work * Document updated RippledError * Updates per review by @mDuo13
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## UNRELEASED
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### New in rippled 1.2.1
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### [BREAKING CHANGE] `prepare*` methods reject the Promise on error
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As this is the first release of ripple-lib following the release of rippled 1.2.1, we would like to highlight the following API improvements:
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1. The [`delivered_amount` field](https://developers.ripple.com/partial-payments.html#the-delivered-amount-field) has been added to the `ledger` method, and to transaction subscriptions.
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api.getLedger({includeTransactions: true, includeAllData: true, ledgerVersion: 17718771}).then(...)
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You can also call `ledger` directly:
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request('ledger', {...}).then(...)
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2. [Support for Ed25519 seeds encoded using ripple-lib](https://github.com/ripple/rippled/pull/2734)
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You have access to these improvements when you use a rippled server running version 1.2.1 or later. At the time of writing, we recommend using rippled version **1.2.2** or later.
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**BREAKING CHANGE:**
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The `prepare*` methods now reject the Promise when an error occurs.
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The `prepare*` methods now always reject the Promise when an error occurs, instead of throwing.
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Previously, the methods would synchronously throw on validation errors, despite being asynchronous methods that return Promises.
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* preparePaymentChannelClaim
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* preparePaymentChannelFund
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### New in rippled 1.2.1
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As this is the first release of ripple-lib following the release of rippled 1.2.1, we would like to highlight the following API improvements:
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1. The [`delivered_amount` field](https://developers.ripple.com/partial-payments.html#the-delivered-amount-field) has been added to the `ledger` method, and to transaction subscriptions.
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api.getLedger({includeTransactions: true, includeAllData: true, ledgerVersion: 17718771}).then(...)
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You can also call `ledger` directly:
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request('ledger', {...}).then(...)
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2. [Support for Ed25519 seeds encoded using ripple-lib](https://github.com/ripple/rippled/pull/2734)
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You have access to these improvements when you use a rippled server running version 1.2.1 or later. At the time of writing, we recommend using rippled version **1.2.2** or later.
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### Improved `RippledError` `message`
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Previously, `RippledErrors` (errors from rippled) used rippled's `error` field as the `message`.
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Now, the `error_message` field is used as the `message`.
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This helps to surface the specific cause of an error.
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For example, before:
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```
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[RippledError(invalidParams, { error: 'invalidParams',
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error_code: 31,
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error_message: 'Missing field \'account\'.',
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id: 3,
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request: { command: 'account_info', id: 3 },
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status: 'error',
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type: 'response' })]
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```
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After:
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```
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[RippledError(Missing field 'account'., { error: 'invalidParams',
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error_code: 31,
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error_message: 'Missing field \'account\'.',
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id: 3,
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request: { command: 'account_info', id: 3 },
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status: 'error',
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type: 'response' })]
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```
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In this case, you can see at a glance that `account` is the missing field.
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The `error` field is still available in `errorObject.data.error`.
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When `error_message` is not set (as with e.g. error 'entryNotFound'), the `error` field is used as the `message`.
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### [BUG FIX] `prepareTransaction` does not overwrite the `Sequence` field
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The `prepareTransaction` method now allows `Sequence` to be set in the Transaction JSON object, instead of overwriting it with the account's expected sequence based on the state of the ledger.
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Previously, you had to use the `sequence` field in the `instructions` object to manually set a transaction's sequence number.
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## 1.1.2 (2018-12-12)
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+ Update `submit` response (#978)
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