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libs/mocks/src/liquidity_pools_gateway_routers.rs

@@ -34,8 +34,8 @@ pub mod pallet {
 	}
 
 	impl<T: Config> MockedRouter for Pallet<T> {
-		type Sender = T::AccountId;
 		type Message = MessageMock;
+		type Sender = T::AccountId;
 
 		fn init() -> DispatchResult {
 			execute_call!(())
@@ -73,8 +73,8 @@ impl<T: pallet::Config> RouterMock<T> {
 	}
 }
 
-/// Here we implement the actual Router trait for the `RouterMock` which in turn calls
-/// the `MockedRouter` trait implementation.
+/// Here we implement the actual Router trait for the `RouterMock` which in turn
+/// calls the `MockedRouter` trait implementation.
 impl<T: pallet::Config> Router for RouterMock<T> {
 	type Message = MessageMock;
 	type Sender = T::AccountId;
@@ -90,9 +90,10 @@ impl<T: pallet::Config> Router for RouterMock<T> {
 
 /// A mocked Router trait that emulates the actual Router trait but without
 /// the inclusion of &self in the function parameters. This allows us to have
-/// the mocked Routers pallet (defined above) implementing a Router-like trait (and not
-/// just like regular pallet functions) when defining the mocked calls, which is implicitly
-/// required by mock-builder or else it fails with `Location must have trait info"`.
+/// the mocked Routers pallet (defined above) implementing a Router-like trait
+/// (and not just like regular pallet functions) when defining the mocked calls,
+/// which is implicitly required by mock-builder or else it fails with `Location
+/// must have trait info"`.
 trait MockedRouter {
 	/// The sender type of the outbound message.
 	type Sender;
@@ -105,4 +106,4 @@ trait MockedRouter {
 
 	/// Send the message to the router's destination.
 	fn send(sender: Self::Sender, message: Self::Message) -> DispatchResult;
-}
+}