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refactor: rename wipe message #438

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@kanej kanej commented Sep 7, 2023

Rename the WIPE_EXECUTION_STATE message to WIPE_APPLY. This is because all other message follow a NOUN_VERB_MESSAGE structure, so we should follow it for wipe as well.

The problem with mentioning execution state is it suggests that we are dealing with a execution state level message. In reality WIPE is its own world.

Rename the `WIPE_EXECUTION_STATE` message to `WIPE_APPLY`. This is
because all other message follow a `NOUN_VERB_MESSAGE` structure, so we
should follow it for wipe as well.

The problem with mentioning execution state is it suggests that we are
dealing with a execution state level message. In reality `WIPE` is its
own world.
@kanej kanej force-pushed the refactor/message-renames branch from 33b2ec2 to 0cc420a Compare September 8, 2023 11:13
@kanej kanej merged commit 6f9c544 into development Sep 8, 2023
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