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If I have a claim that was overtaken, I might want to edit it and up my bid amount to try and take control. If I publish something, then decide I want to try and outbid someone (or realized I forgot to do it when publishing initially), I can't compare my effective_amount to a winning claim's effective_amount because mine will be 0.
Steps to reproduce
Make a publish to lbry://one
Resolve the claim
Notice that effective_amount is 0
Expected behaviour
effective_amount should always be the actual effective amount
@seanyesmunt - as a workaround, if the user's claim is returning 0, it means there is another claim (found by resolving the vanity URL) with a higher bid and correct effective amount - this is the bid they would need to beat. In the meantime, we could show their claim bid, not the effective amount, as the current bid (this would work in most situations, besides those that have supports).
The Issue
If I have a claim that was overtaken, I might want to edit it and up my bid amount to try and take control. If I publish something, then decide I want to try and outbid someone (or realized I forgot to do it when publishing initially), I can't compare my
effective_amount
to a winning claim'seffective_amount
because mine will be0
.Steps to reproduce
lbry://one
effective_amount
is0
Expected behaviour
effective_amount
should always be the actual effective amountNeeded for lbryio/lbry-desktop#1940
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