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Update ledger.md to add asset close amount field #34

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I believe your change modifies the asset transfer transaction, but my guess is you wanted to add this extra field to ApplyData. What would be the semantics of closing an account where the closing transaction has the wrong closing amount?

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algorotem commented Feb 2, 2021

I believe your change modifies the asset transfer transaction, but my guess is you wanted to add this extra field to ApplyData. What would be the semantics of closing an account where the closing transaction has the wrong closing amount?

I'm probably missing something about the relationship of the implementation and the spec. The ApplyData is not part of the transaction but we are storing it in the block. Should we not modify the spec then?

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Just realized it's the wrong location. pushing an edit right now

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tsachiherman commented Feb 2, 2021

The corresponding PR on the go-algorand repo is this : algorand/go-algorand#1886
consensus upgrade on the go-algorand repo is at : algorand/go-algorand#1888

@algofoundation algofoundation merged commit bea1928 into algorandfoundation:master Feb 3, 2021
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