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LSPS2: DRY logic around getting next payment from queue #135
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Closing this as I'm about to archive this repository in favor of https://github.com/lightningdevkit/rust-lightning/tree/main/lightning-liquidity. Please re-open the PR over there. |
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Based on #137
In htlc_intercepted, htlc_handling_failed, channel_ready, and payment_forwarded (in #134) we try to get a payment from the queue and construct the new state and a forward payment action from it. The code is identical in all four cases so this extracts it to a single function.