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Steps to reproduce:
Swipeable row -> Send -> Contact icon -> pick a contact (not one with multiple addresses)
--> Zeus will shortly display the contact detail view, then automatically proceed to Send, and eventually LnurlPay screen (or whatever makes sense, decided by handleAnything). The unnecessary contact detail view is visible even on the phone, where performance is much better than on an emulator.
In case a contact has multiple addresses, the contact detail view should of course be displayed so the user can pick where to send (ln address, BOLT 12 address, pubkey, whatever), but if there are no multiple addresses, this can be skipped which will lead to noticable better performance.
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I am seeing this on an Android phone and also emulator.
Please try hitting the back button, after you picked a contact with e.g. an LN address and ended up on the LnurlPay screen. After you hit back, you will see the contact detail view, which proves, that it was rendered. Maybe it is too fast on your test device to see it.
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Steps to reproduce:
Swipeable row -> Send -> Contact icon -> pick a contact (not one with multiple addresses)
--> Zeus will shortly display the contact detail view, then automatically proceed to Send, and eventually LnurlPay screen (or whatever makes sense, decided by handleAnything). The unnecessary contact detail view is visible even on the phone, where performance is much better than on an emulator.
In case a contact has multiple addresses, the contact detail view should of course be displayed so the user can pick where to send (ln address, BOLT 12 address, pubkey, whatever), but if there are no multiple addresses, this can be skipped which will lead to noticable better performance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: