Hi Sui Team,
I need a bit of help,
I want to receive a “LiquidChannelV2” object and then be able to transfer it back to the sender. I have defined the relevant function in a Move module. The module gets invoked by the frontend client (which I have written in flutter). However I face an issue in the signing process and I can’t seem to click onto what is happening here.
The following is the code for the backend function and the frontend logic, with the signing issue highlighted at the end:
public fun receive_channel_v2(current:&mut LiquidChannelV2, receiving_channel:Receiving<LiquidChannelV2>, ctx: &mut TxContext)
{
let receivedChannel = transfer::receive(&mut current.id, receiving_channel);
transfer::transfer(receivedChannel, tx_context::sender(ctx));
}
Frontend Client:
// Fetch all owned objects by the particular object
var response = await devnetClient.getOwnedObjects(
state.parentChannel.objectId,
);
// Use the module to receive the object in the wallet
final txb = TransactionBlock();
txb.moveCall(
"$CHANNEL_CONNECT_PACKAGE_ID::channel_connect::receive_channel_v2",
arguments: [
txb.object(state.parentChannel.objectId),
txb.object(object.channel.objectId)
]
);
final address = jwtToAddress(
state.zkLoginBody!.jwt,
BigInt.parse(state.zkLoginBody!.salt)
);
txb.setSenderIfNotSet(address);
// Sign the transaction
final sign = await txb.sign(SignOptions(
signer: state.keypair!,
client: devnetClient
));
_____facing issue in the sign part_____
{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"error": {
"code": -32602,
"message": "Error checking transaction input objects: IncorrectUserSignature { error: \"Object 0xcefd88f166ef91bd28049644ae02cf415700f6cc30bc3a478e88ae2f38c5e45f is owned by account address 0xe26c8319fefe035bf5875da23aac86da4ade6daaa047088967b4548a005ba187, but given owner/signer address is 0x6e671eabe3922dce33c82a516de3db16030a17c4830f54907ef1a1ab950850d6\" }"
},
"id": 123
}
Now, if the parent object is owned by
0x6e671eabe3922dce33c82a516de3db16030a17c4830f54907ef1a1ab950850d6
Why I do I get the error “IncorrectUserSignature”?
What am I missing in this picture?
Thank you in advance for your help in this matter. We’re all on a learning curve here, we might be missing something, or is this a deeper issue?