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fix(wallet-api): stop transaction.id from clobbering token.id - #606
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Tokens in a transfer came back with the transaction row's id, because token and transaction both have an id column and an unqualified select across the join let the joined table win. Every token link on a transfer was dead, and the accept message named a token that did not exist. Selecting token.* returns the real ids. This re-applies Greenstand#564, which the rollback in Greenstand#593 reverted. Closes Greenstand/treetracker-wallet-app#853
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Closes Greenstand/treetracker-wallet-app#853
Problem
Tokens in a transfer came back with the transaction row's id.
tokenandtransactionboth have anidcolumn, and an unqualifiedselect('*')across the join let the joined table win. Every token link on a transfer was dead, andthe accept message named a token that did not exist.
Change
select('token.*'). One word.This re-applies #564, which the rollback in #593 reverted.
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