refactor(x/auth): simplify unnecessary code#19552
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe update involves refining the logic related to custom signer configurations in a Go project. By adjusting the conditionality of a check for custom signers, the change streamlines the assignment process for signer options. This simplification enhances code readability and potentially improves the efficiency of the configuration setup for transactions. Changes
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- x/auth/tx/config/depinject.go (1 hunks)
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x/auth/tx/config/depinject.go (2)
- 86-87: The refactor simplifies the handling of custom signers by making the assignment of values to
txConfigOptions.SigningOptions.CustomGetSignersunconditional. This change enhances code clarity by removing unnecessary conditional logic. However, it's crucial to ensure thatin.CustomGetSignersis always expected to be non-nil or that its nil case is handled elsewhere in the code to avoid potential nil pointer dereferences.- 83-90: > 📝 NOTE
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Overall, the file sets up transaction configurations and handlers comprehensively. The refactor to simplify the handling of custom signers appears well-integrated with the rest of the file. It's important to ensure comprehensive testing around this change, particularly to verify that the removal of the conditional check does not introduce any regressions or unexpected behavior, especially in edge cases where
in.CustomGetSignersmight be nil or empty.
Meaningless check logic
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