Add Clawback transaction type to TransactionType class#1
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Clawback transaction type to TransactionType class#1raymens wants to merge 6 commits intobeta/deployfrom
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A new `TransactionType` named `Clawback` was introduced, allowing an issuer to reclaim funds from an account. It is defined with an ordinal value of `30`. This addition includes a descriptive comment explaining its purpose and aligns with the existing pattern of defining transaction types with unique ordinal values.
Documented and automated NuGet package publishing: - Added detailed instructions in `README.md` for using the workflow, setting up GitHub Packages, and optionally configuring NuGet.org. - Introduced `publish-packages.yml` workflow to automate: 1. Version extraction from release tags. 2. Dependency restoration, build, and testing. 3. Package creation and publishing to GitHub Packages. 4. Optional publishing to NuGet.org using `NUGET_API_KEY`. - Provided `nuget.config` example for consuming GitHub Packages. - Included instructions for monitoring workflow execution in GitHub Actions.
Updated the condition for publishing to NuGet.org to check for the `NUGET_API_KEY` in both the `vars` and `secrets` contexts. This change increases flexibility by allowing the API key to be sourced from reusable variables (`vars`) or secrets, making the workflow more adaptable to different configurations.
The step "Publish to NuGet.org (if token is available)" has been removed from the workflow. This step previously checked for the presence of a NuGet API key and published `.nupkg` files to NuGet.org using the `dotnet nuget push` command. The workflow now exclusively publishes packages to GitHub Packages.
Dropped support for net6.0 and net7.0 across multiple project files: - Xrpl.AddressCodec.Test.csproj - Xrpl.BinaryCodec.Test.csproj - Xrpl.Keypairs.Test.csproj - Xrpl.Tests.csproj - Xrpl.csproj This change focuses on newer .NET versions for improved compatibility, performance, and feature utilization while reducing maintenance for older frameworks. No other project properties were modified.
Updated README.md to document that test failures will not block the release process and provided instructions to change this behavior. Removed references to .NET 6 and 7 in the setup instructions, leaving only .NET 8 and 9. Modified the GitHub Actions workflow to add `continue-on-error: true` to the "Run tests" step, ensuring the workflow proceeds even if tests fail. Added messaging to clarify this behavior and included a fallback message for failed tests. Enhanced documentation to emphasize addressing test failures for production releases and clarified monitoring details. Simplified setup by removing detailed NuGet.org instructions.
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A new
TransactionTypenamedClawbackwas introduced, allowing an issuer to reclaim funds from an account. It is defined with an ordinal value of30. This addition includes a descriptive comment explaining its purpose and aligns with the existing pattern of defining transaction types with unique ordinal values.