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🎉Congrats on solving your first Algorand coding challenge! I have labeled your PR approved so you can now claim your certificate. You can claim your certificate of completion NFT here: https://goplausible.xyz/claim/r2747zdbzrvsfxs3zqx5mtmj389k8gwez5tm92m3dsrs8pbj65rn74j175dh1jacnnbrx1rcr1tdm6grsnx2spdnt78ce5tncje7p2r |
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Algorand Coding Challenge Submission
What was the bug?
The transaction was un-signed. It needs to be signed.
How did you fix the bug?
The real trouble was getting Docker and Python setup with WSL2, just to get Algokit to start. Then it was just recreating the error, looking at the functions at hand, reading within the code-comments about signing a transaction, then finally trying sender.sk as the argument. Maybe I was helped by previous blockchain experiences, having a feel for what a transaction process looks like in the code. First thing I've ever done in typescript. it also complained about the console.log at the bottom, but I fixed that too, wasn't described in the challenge though.
Console Screenshot:
see attached