fix(core): replace btck_ScriptVerificationFlags with a public type alias#185
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| c_helpers, ffi::sealed::AsPtr, KernelError, ScriptPubkeyExt, TransactionExt, TxOutExt, | ||
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| pub type ScriptVerificationFlags = btck_ScriptVerificationFlags; |
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Can we use this in the tests too isntead of its btck_ name? I think that might take an additional export for this module.
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Done - thank you! I also added a doc comment for ScriptVerificationFlags
btck_ScriptVerificationFlags was exposed in the public API via the types on the VERIFY_* constants. Add a ScriptVerificationFlags type alias and update the constants to use it.
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btck_ScriptVerificationFlags was exposed in the public API via the types on the VERIFY_* constants. Add a ScriptVerificationFlags type alias and update the constants to use it.