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Adds test for undefined call.inputs. #42

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  • New Features

    • Updated the method for deriving function signatures in the mock contract, enhancing its ability to handle cases with undefined input parameters.
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    • Added a new test case to the "Doppelganger" test suite to verify that the mock contract can handle read calls without defined input parameters, ensuring expected behavior during queries.

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The changes involve a modification in the src/mock-contract.ts file, where the calculateFnSigHash function now uses toFunctionSelector instead of toFunctionHash when handling cases of undefined or null call.inputs. Additionally, a new test case has been added to the "Doppelganger" test suite in test/mock-contract.test.ts, which verifies that the mock contract can successfully handle read calls without explicitly defined input parameters.

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File Change Summary
src/mock-contract.ts Updated calculateFnSigHash to use toFunctionSelector(call.abi) instead of toFunctionHash(call.abi).
test/mock-contract.test.ts Added a new test case to the "Doppelganger" suite to verify handling of read calls with undefined inputs.

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@robotoer robotoer force-pushed the allow-undefined-inputs branch from 98a5392 to fb8a8d5 Compare September 24, 2024 19:23
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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125-144: Overall assessment: Good addition with room for minor improvements

The new test case is a valuable addition to the test suite, aligning well with the PR objective of testing undefined call inputs. It enhances the coverage of the mock contract's functionality. The suggested improvements aim to make the test more explicit and comprehensive in testing both defined and undefined input scenarios.

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@robotoer robotoer force-pushed the allow-undefined-inputs branch from fb8a8d5 to 484d102 Compare September 24, 2024 21:00
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Line range hint 1-180: Consider adding tests and documentation for the updated behavior.

Given the change in the calculateFnSigHash function, it would be beneficial to:

  1. Add unit tests that specifically cover the case of undefined call.inputs to ensure the new behavior works as expected.
  2. Update the function's documentation to explain the behavior when call.inputs is undefined or null, and why toFunctionSelector is used in this case.

These additions would improve the code's maintainability and help future developers understand the intended behavior.

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6-6: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.

The addition of toFunctionSelector import from 'viem' is consistent with its usage in the calculateFnSigHash function. This change maintains backwards compatibility while introducing the new functionality.


51-51: Please clarify the change from toFunctionHash to toFunctionSelector.

The function has been updated to use toFunctionSelector instead of toFunctionHash when call.inputs is undefined or null. Could you please explain the reasoning behind this change and confirm if it's intentional? It would be helpful to understand how this affects the function's output and if any dependent code needs to be updated.

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The change from toFunctionHash to toFunctionSelector in the calculateFnSigHash function has been verified and does not affect any other parts of the codebase. No issues were found.

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Length of output: 81


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rg -A5 'calculateFnSigHash'

Length of output: 1467

@robotoer robotoer merged commit 15194dd into main Sep 24, 2024
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@robotoer robotoer deleted the allow-undefined-inputs branch September 24, 2024 21:15
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