refactor: improve scriptHash calculation and add scriptRef to UTxO #668
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Summary
This pull request improves the hUTxO.toUTxO() function by accurately computing the scriptHash from the CBOR hex of the Plutus V3 script and adding the scriptRef field to the resulting UTxO.
Previously, the script hash was derived using .toString(), which might not yield a valid hash required for contract execution. By switching to resolveScriptHash(scriptRef, "V3"), we ensure that the script hash is consistent with on-chain expectations. Additionally, the returned UTxO now includes the actual script reference (scriptRef), which is required when submitting reference script-based transactions.
These changes make the UTxO structure more robust and compatible with Plutus V3 and reference script workflows.
Affect components
@meshsdk/common
@meshsdk/contract
@meshsdk/core
@meshsdk/core-csl
@meshsdk/core-cst
@meshsdk/hydra
@meshsdk/provider
@meshsdk/react
@meshsdk/svelte
@meshsdk/transaction
@meshsdk/wallet
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Related Issues
Checklist
npm run test
)npm run build
)Additional Information
This change does not introduce breaking behavior. It ensures the returned UTxO data is structurally accurate and consistent for Plutus smart contract transactions involving reference scripts.