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@Impa10r Impa10r commented Apr 3, 2025

lnd and cln now support testnet4 lightningnetwork/lnd#9620, ps should too

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It appears that the same consideration is necessary for validateNetwork as well.
https://github.com/ElementsProject/peerswap/blob/master/swap/messages.go#L123

Could you please check if the swap is functioning properly?

Also, could you handle the corresponding change on the CLN side? It seems that support for testnet4 was recently added ElementsProject/lightning#8171.

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Impa10r commented Apr 4, 2025

thanks. updated and confirm working with lnd. struggling to test with cln so far: #370

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Impa10r commented Apr 9, 2025

tested swaps between LND and CLN, thanks to this PR: #371

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Would you mind reverting that merge commit and rebasing instead?

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Impa10r commented Apr 14, 2025

Would you mind reverting that merge commit and rebasing instead?

took a few tries with chatgpt, but I think I finally got what you asked. thanks for teaching me something new! the branch works fine with cln and lnd...

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