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Both transaction are simulated in the same order provided. If the token was claimed in the first transaction, then there should be no error returned from the second transaction. |
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Simulation happens during gas estimation, you can manually set the gas limits and abstractionkit will not simulate the userop. |
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Also you can use state overrides to change the balance during estimation |
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now working... |
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error - [cause]: t: sponsored-validator: this user operation does not qualify for the gas policy |
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I have two transactions.
I want to do these two transactions together.
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Here I don't want to simulate the transactions while creating userOperation.
When simulating, an error occurs because the token is not in the wallet, the token will be claimed first and then transferred.
So I want to create a userOperation without simulating it.
Is there a solution to this?
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