Properly handle decimals when checking funding availability #2165
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ceolson01
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Description
This is a simple fix, that makes the funding availability check behave properly when verifying the available amount you can use to pay out a task.
The issue was that when we moved to use the
getTokenDecimalsWithFallbackutil, we missed changing it here.Kudos to @chmanie for suggesting the fix here 🎉
Changes
useDomainFundsChecknow properly handles token decimalsResolves #2162