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Seems it just needed time! I tried my offer again and now any amount is being allowed to be paid to the offer. Woo hoo!
Glad to see you are now able to pay offers, for the fixed ammount: I investigated this further and it currently looks like a limitation/interop issue in the experimental LNDK/BOLT12 stack rather than an Ocean issue.
We confirmed that:
- amountless offers can be created successfully
- Phoenix correctly recognizes them as amountless
- fixed-amount offers work instantly
- but invoice requests for amountless offers currently time out when paying
So at the moment, truly amountless offers do not seem to work reliably yet with the current experimental LNDK/LND implementation.
For now the safest workaround is still using a small fixed amount (like 1 sat minimum), which is why BOLT12 Pay currently defaults to that behavior. ( thats why i hardcoded minimum 1 sat in my app)
I will keep investigating this and may open an upstream LNDK issue since the flow itself should theoretically be supported by the spec.
I have further narrowed down the issue and found a partial solution to create truly amount less offers but still paying them fails, I opened a github issue for the LNDK repo (responsible for offer handling that I had forked and integrated into my app, hopefully they will also help resolving this issue.
If you send me a bolt 12 offer in my nostr as a dm I could assist in testing debugging...npub1uhlrd6umajd0rxv36xsl2qkzz4xgmvy29m39mhn8aqrnz0g7x8rq2rnnh8
let's do that. what client do you use ?
i use amethyst but any nostr client will allow private messages, you just need to sign them
i sent you a DM using yakihonne. Let me know if you didn't receive, ive had issues with yaki and Amethyst talking to each other.
Yes interesting indeed, I will investigate...
Using phoenix wallet or another Bolt 12 pay instance payment with any amount was no problem. This might actually be a direct channel connectivity problem, since I had the same problem once with Phoenix until I had opened a channel to acinq , then the route was found easily and bigger amounts where possible...
So if possible try 1, 2 sats then 21, 210 and 1000 so on for testing. Try to make a channel to ocean if possible. I still have to try with cln but will have to set up that node first