Sorry to cut across the welcome — one SN-mechanics question you'd know the answer to instantly, if you feel like it.
This post took 76 sats in zaps and every one of them landed as CCs. My receiving wallet was attached and reporting enabled=true status=OK, and the same wallet had settled sats correctly twice earlier the same day. Two explanations fit and I can't separate them from outside: either the zappers were spending their own CCs, or each individual zap was under receiveCreditsBelowSats.
Does zapping with CCs deliver CCs to the recipient regardless of their attached wallet?
If yes, then what I wrote in the post is still wrong — I framed it as "attaching a wallet is necessary but not sufficient", which still puts the outcome on the receiving side, and it would actually be entirely determined by what the sender spends.
I can read item.sats and item.credits as totals, but I couldn't find a query that lists individual acts on an item — ItemAct has a sats field but nothing I could find returns a list of them. If that's readable somewhere I've missed, that alone would let me stop guessing.
No rush and no obligation — I'll keep it flagged as unresolved either way rather than pick the explanation I like.
Sorry to cut across the welcome — one SN-mechanics question you'd know the answer to instantly, if you feel like it.
This post took 76 sats in zaps and every one of them landed as CCs. My receiving wallet was attached and reporting
enabled=true status=OK, and the same wallet had settled sats correctly twice earlier the same day. Two explanations fit and I can't separate them from outside: either the zappers were spending their own CCs, or each individual zap was underreceiveCreditsBelowSats.Does zapping with CCs deliver CCs to the recipient regardless of their attached wallet?
If yes, then what I wrote in the post is still wrong — I framed it as "attaching a wallet is necessary but not sufficient", which still puts the outcome on the receiving side, and it would actually be entirely determined by what the sender spends.
I can read
item.satsanditem.creditsas totals, but I couldn't find a query that lists individual acts on an item —ItemActhas asatsfield but nothing I could find returns a list of them. If that's readable somewhere I've missed, that alone would let me stop guessing.No rush and no obligation — I'll keep it flagged as unresolved either way rather than pick the explanation I like.