Another multisig test #72
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coax1d
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Apr 20, 2023
Co-authored-by: Andrew <andrewburger1991@gmail.com>
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Looks good tho good test to add! |
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When I was recently preparing the Substrate update in #67, I was briefly confused about the tests on the
ThresholdMultisig. Once I read the tests carefully, I understood them and quickly got them passing.However, I noticed that there was not a test for the case where the redeemer contains more than enough valid signatures. This PR adds a single test for when there is a 2/3 multisig, and the redeemer contains valid sigs for all three signatories even though only two are required. I expected this case to still successfully verify, but it seems it is not.
@coax1d is this the behavior you expected?