Can someone please add code example or describe how to only bill first authorizer?
I have tried but can't get it to work.
Thanks!
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when you put two actions in one transaction, it will only bill the first action's authorizer– Jimmy GuoOct 9, 2019 at 1:54
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Thanks. I tried putting two actions in one transaction, where the first action's authorizer is the contract account. But still, the second action's authorizer is billed. I also tried to add two authorizers for the second action, where the first authorizer is the contract account. And again - the second authorizer is billed for cpu and net.– Bjørn OmslandOct 9, 2019 at 9:04
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because the feature has not been activated yet, wait for the bps' proposal– Jimmy GuoOct 9, 2019 at 14:21
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@bjørn-omsland can share your code?– tvrc4mOct 19, 2019 at 12:45
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I need Code examples for ONLY_BILL_FIRST_AUTHORIZER, very thankful.– 张志洋Oct 24, 2019 at 2:58
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The ONLYBILL1ST proposal has now been approved by 15 Block producers. I have tested and OnlyBillFirstAuthorizer is working now.
I'm using eos-sharp. But it's very similar to eos-js. It's very simple. Just add the account you want to bill for the transaction first in the 'authorization'-part.
//Add the private keys
List<string> lstSignProviders = new List<string>();
lstSignProviders.Add("privateKeyForOnlyBillFirstAuthorizer"); //ONLY_BILL_FIRST_AUTHORIZER
lstSignProviders.Add("privateKeyForTheAccountExecuting");
Eos eos = new Eos(new EosConfigurator()
{
HttpEndpoint = eosHttpEndpoint,
ChainId = eosChainId,
ExpireSeconds = 20,
SignProvider = new EosSharp.Core.Providers.DefaultSignProvider(lstSignProviders)
});
var result = eos.CreateTransaction(new Transaction()
{
actions = new List<EosSharp.Core.Api.v1.Action>(){
new EosSharp.Core.Api.v1.Action()
{
account = "eosio.token",
authorization = new List<PermissionLevel>()
{
new PermissionLevel() {actor = "accountToBillForCpuNet", permission = "active" },
new PermissionLevel() {actor = fromAccount, permission = "active" }
},
name = "transfer",
data = new { from = fromAccount,
to = toAccount,
quantity = "1.0000 EOS",
memo = ""}
}
}
}).Result;`enter code here`
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While correct, your original question asked to provide code example. If you are going to answer your original question you should at least provide a code example for future readers. Oct 28, 2019 at 8:56
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