If something goes wrong during bidder node init, the bidder's account can be left in a state on the mev-commit chain s.t it has funds deposited to an outdated window, and the bidder's auto deposit status=false. In this state, there's no existing bidder node command that allows the bidder to withdraw funds from all past windows.
The bidder has to parse on-chain events or logs to find out which outdated window their funds are locked in. Only then can they explicitly withdraw from that window using this command https://docs.primev.xyz/v1.0.0/get-started/bidders/bidder-node-commands#withdraw-funds.
We can drastically improve bidder UX here by adding a command that would allow the bidder to withdraw from all past windows, even if their auto deposit is disabled.
If something goes wrong during bidder node init, the bidder's account can be left in a state on the mev-commit chain s.t it has funds deposited to an outdated window, and the bidder's auto deposit status=false. In this state, there's no existing bidder node command that allows the bidder to withdraw funds from all past windows.
The bidder has to parse on-chain events or logs to find out which outdated window their funds are locked in. Only then can they explicitly withdraw from that window using this command https://docs.primev.xyz/v1.0.0/get-started/bidders/bidder-node-commands#withdraw-funds.
We can drastically improve bidder UX here by adding a command that would allow the bidder to withdraw from all past windows, even if their auto deposit is disabled.