`wallet.sync()` is scanning 200 addresses about bdk-rn HOT 6 OPEN

So far debugging and finding that stopGap and timeout and mixed up for Esplora

in src/classes/Blockchain.ts:31
stopGap is the 5th argument
this.id = await this._bdk.initEsploraBlockchain(url, proxy, concurrency, timeout, stopGap);

android/src/main/java/io/ltbl/bdkrn/BdkRnModule.kt:232
expecting stopGap to be the 4th argument

@ReactMethod
    fun initEsploraBlockchain(
        url: String,
        proxy: String?,
        concurrency: String?,
        stopGap: String?,
        timeOut: String?,
        result: Promise
    )

ios/BdkRnModule.swift:287
expecting stopGap to be the 4th argument

@objc
    func initEsploraBlockchain(_
        url: String,
        proxy: String?,
        concurrency: String?,
        stopGap: String?,
        timeOut: String?,
        resolve: @escaping RCTPromiseResolveBlock,
        reject: @escaping RCTPromiseRejectBlock
    )

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Thanks, @Czino will debug and see what could be wrong.

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After fixing it with #46, I inspected the stopGap in android and now I receive the same value I passed.

However, bdk-rn is still scanning 200 addresses.

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@Czino you might also want to check the value for concurrency: String?
https://docs.rs/bdk/latest/bdk/blockchain/esplora/struct.EsploraBlockchainConfig.html

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@BitcoinZavior yes, I am already using concurrency to speed things up a little

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debugging this issue a little, even after forcing stopGap to be 1, still 200 addresses are being scanned

 let _blockchainConfig = BlockchainConfig.esplora(
    config: EsploraConfig(
        baseUrl: baseUrl,
        proxy: proxy.isEmpty ? nil : proxy,
        concurrency: UInt8(truncating: concurrency),
        stopGap: 1,
        timeout: UInt64(truncating: timeout)
    )
)

Looks to me like we need to escalate the issue to bdk-ffi

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