The ignoreTokens function does not include networkClientId as a parameter, which can lead to errors when attempting to hide a token that belongs to a different chain. The function currently searches for tokens within the current chain only. To resolve this issue, the solution is to add networkClientId as a parameter, ensuring the function operates correctly across chains.
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CHANGED: the function ignore tokens can take now networkClientId as optional parameter
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The
ignoreTokensfunction does not includenetworkClientIdas a parameter, which can lead to errors when attempting to hide a token that belongs to a different chain. The function currently searches for tokens within the current chain only. To resolve this issue, the solution is to addnetworkClientIdas a parameter, ensuring the function operates correctly across chains.References
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