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I went through a case where the address of the recipient was: 0x00ec379776641a6200a4f930cd031948f9aeab6c, and the withdraw function failed.
0x00ec379776641a6200a4f930cd031948f9aeab6c
This is probably due to a error due to leading 0's being stripped from the binary string of the nullifier.
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Weird, does the same thing happen when using the miximus repository?
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Ah, it seems it does: barryWhiteHat/miximus#6
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Yeah that is really annoying. @AntoineRondelet I am so glad you are testing this stuff out :D
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I went through a case where the address of the recipient was:
0x00ec379776641a6200a4f930cd031948f9aeab6c
, and the withdraw function failed.This is probably due to a error due to leading 0's being stripped from the binary string of the nullifier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: