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A flag that differentiates between automatically and manually balancing a tx.

Specify what the CBOR file is i.e a block, a tx, etc

The desired output format.

This type is like ScriptWitness, but the file paths from which to load the script witness data representation.

It is era-independent, but witness context-dependent.

Determines the direction in which the MIR certificate will transfer BCC.

A TxOut value that is the superset of possibilities for any era: any address type and allowing multi-asset values. This is used as the type for values passed on the command line. It can be converted into the era-dependent TxOutValue type.

A partially-specified transaction output indented to use as a change output.

It does not specify a value, since this will be worked out automatically.

It does not use any script data hash, since that's generally not used for change outputs.

This data structure is used to allow nicely formatted output within the query stake-snapshot command.

"markPool", "setPool", "goPool" are the three ledger state stake snapshots (from most recent to least recent) go is the snapshot that is used for the current epoch, set will be used in the next epoch, mark for the epoch after that. "markTotal", "setTotal", "goTotal" record the total active stake for each snapshot.

This information can be used by community tools to calculate upcoming leader schedules.

This data structure is used to allow nicely formatted output in the query pool-params command. params are the current pool parameter settings, futureparams are new parameters, retiringEpoch is the epoch that has been set for pool retirement. Any of these may be Nothing.