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Oh okay, it is not directly in the specs but seems like an extension. Would be cool to have this anyway though!
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I believe this format is specific to Ledger. It's a more compact way to represent internal/external keys, making them easier to display on the device. @bigspider may have more insight into this, especially if it has gained wider adoption.
By the way, this library supports Ledger HWW. You can use standard *
descriptors, and they are automatically converted to the Ledger format for use on Ledger devices.
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The multipath syntax is not (yet?) a standard (albeit already quite widely adopted by many software wallets, I think). There's a PR to add it to descriptors: bitcoin/bitcoin#22838
Ledger's script wallet accounts are based on the wallet policies BIP proposal, also adopted in BitBox02 and Jade, but not yet standardized either.
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albeit already quite widely adopted by many software wallets, I think
Yeah, I asked this because I was using an output descriptor from Sparrow for my tests and it is using this multipath syntax.
@landabaso Do you think it would be appropriate to support this syntax in the library, considering its growing adoption?
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- add compatibility with Ledger HOT 1
- Add new methods HOT 6
- Refactor DescriptorsLibrary HOT 1
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- `sortedmulti` nestedn in `wsh`? HOT 1
- Forced to invoke the construtor and instantiate a new object every time I want to increment an address index HOT 1
- Lookbehind in regexp not supported on iOS HOT 4
- Error: cannot finalize psbt index 0 since it does not correspond to this descriptor HOT 5
- Support for `@scure/btc-signer` HOT 1
- Master key prefix m is added to non-master xpub's path HOT 5
- TS types are not available HOT 4
- new Output with descriptor: addr(TAPROOT) HOT 6
- Remove bitcoinCoreFixtures.js from git; it's generated automatically HOT 1
- support multiple wildcards, and pass an array of indices
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- Run createcreateFixtures.js before tests are run
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