5.6.20

[arhtudormorar]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily updates the project to version 5.6.20 and introduces a new feature that provides more control over transaction signing by allowing guardian checks to be optionally skipped. This enhancement offers flexibility for scenarios where guardian intervention is not required or desired during the transaction signing process.

Highlights

• Guardian Checks: Introduced an optional skipGuardian flag in the signTransactions function, allowing guardian checks to be bypassed when signing transactions.

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Changelog

• CHANGELOG.md
  • Added a new entry for version 5.6.20, documenting the addition of the skipGuardian option in the signTransactions function.
• package.json
  • Updated the package version from 5.6.19 to 5.6.20.
• src/providers/strategies/helpers/signTransactions/signTransactions.ts
  • Implemented conditional logic to skip guardian checks based on the options?.skipGuardian flag within the signTransactions function.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces an option to skip guardian checks when signing transactions and bumps the package version to 5.6.20. The implementation is correct. I've added one suggestion to refactor a small piece of duplicated logic into a helper function to improve code maintainability.

[gemini-code-assist]

This logic for conditionally applying guardian checks is duplicated later in the file (lines 253-255). To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, consider extracting this logic into a local helper function within signTransactions.

For example:

const applyGuardian = (txs: Transaction[]) =>
  options?.skipGuardian ? Promise.resolve(txs) : guardTransactions(txs);

Then you could simplify this to:

const optionallyGuardedTransactions = await applyGuardian(signedTransactions);

And apply the same simplification on line 253 for finalizedTransactions.