The outbound Bitcoin revoke is essentially identical to the outbound Ethereum revoke. With that said, let’s start by making a new script file for the revoke.
$ vi wbtc2btc-revoke.js
Copy over the top portion of previous Bitcoin outbound, though as before make sure to add in the redeemKey generated by the expired outbound transaction.
const opts = {
...
redeemKey: {
x: '<the x value>',
xHash: '<the xHash value>',
}
};
Then we can set up the revoke call.
Promise.resolve([])
.then(sendRevoke)
.catch(err => {
console.log('Error:', err);
});
function sendRevoke(txCount) {
// Get the raw revoke tx
const revokeTx = cctx.buildRevokeTx(opts);
// Send the revoke transaction on Bitcoin
const receipt = await utils.sendRawWanTx(web3wan, revokeTx, opts.from, wanPrivateKey)
console.log('Revoke sent:', receipt);
}
Finally, go ahead and run the script.
$ node btc2wbtc-revoke.js