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I'm hoping to start a discussion orbiting around the error messages that the XRPL engine is returning when someone new (like me) is fumbling through all of this.

I understand that _g is required from the documentation's perspective. However the error message we get back from the engine isn't helpful for seeing this is the problem when you don't include it.

For instance if we don't include _g as an import you get a "Malformed transaction" error from the XRPL engine. Not super helpful for someone "down in the weeds" trying to learn.

Interestingly if you include _g but don't use it in your hook you get a "temBAD_SIGNATURE" error from the engine. Again, not super helpful because it leads you down the path of "debugging" how you signed the transaction. I wonder if it could be a more clear about the reason for the "Bad Signature"?

Any thoughts?