Fix over-generic parameterization of ScriptContext#276
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Fix over-generic parameterization of ScriptContext#276sanket1729 merged 1 commit intorust-bitcoin:masterfrom
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lol great catch. post-merge concept ACK. |
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The previous genericization of the ScriptContext methods permitted some very surprising behaviors that are certainly not intended. The Ctx Parameters should in all cases be a Self parameter as far as I can tell. This PR fixes this issue.
fixes #255 (comment)
Technically, this is a breaking change as the generic paremeter count decreases and it is not generally inferred I think. It's easy to fix, and any code which could not be fixed trivially would be hopelessly broken/buggy.