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1 month ago The pull request introduces updates to the CHANGELOG.md file, documenting new features, improvements, and bug fixes for version v1.9.1. A significant new feature involves proxy move verification via the Celatone verification API. Additionally, the AppMenu.tsx file has been modified to remove the "Miniswap" entry from the application list. The changelog adheres to established guidelines, ensuring proper documentation of changes and linking to relevant GitHub issues.
| File | Change Summary |
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| CHANGELOG.md | Updated for version v1.9.1 with new entries under "Unreleased," detailing features, improvements, and bug fixes. Notable addition of proxy move verification feature. |
| src/lib/layout/AppMenu.tsx | Removed "minitswap" entry from the appList array, altering the applications displayed in the AppMenu component. |
CHANGELOG.md for version v1.9.1, which directly relates to the updates made in the main PR for the same version, including the addition of new entries and categorization of changes.🐇 In the changelog, we hop with glee,
New features sprout like leaves on a tree.
Miniswap's gone, a menu so neat,
With every update, our project’s a treat!
Through bugs and fixes, we leap and bound,
In the world of code, joy is found! 🌟
CHANGELOG.md (3)
Line range hint `52-62`: **New unreleased changes added to the changelog.** The Unreleased section has been updated with new entries across Features, Improvements, and Bug fixes. Key changes include: - Removal of Miniswap from the App menu - Updates to various components to retrieve data from API instead of GraphQL - Several bug fixes addressing issues such as hardcoded initiation values and incorrect proposal details These changes indicate ongoing development and refinement of the application. Ensure that these updates are thoroughly tested before the next release. --- Line range hint `91-163`: **Major feature additions and improvements in v1.9.0 release.** This release introduces significant new features and improvements: Features: - Extensive EVM support, including EVM transaction input data decoder, contract details, and transaction hash support - Implementation of EVM contract and transaction details pages - Addition of JSON RPC support and batch requests - New error fetching image and refactored empty states Improvements: - Separation of loading logic for EVM contract Cosmos and EVM transactions - Refactoring of EVM denom and amount for each method - Various UI/UX enhancements Bug fixes: - Addressed issues related to EVM contracts, transactions, and UI components This release marks a significant expansion of the application's capabilities, particularly in supporting EVM-based blockchains. The addition of EVM features suggests a strategic move towards greater blockchain interoperability. To ensure the proper implementation of EVM features, it would be beneficial to run tests on EVM-related functionality. Here's a script to help verify some of the new EVM endpoints: This script will help verify that the new EVM-related API endpoints are accessible and returning the expected HTTP status codes. Additionally, it would be wise to conduct thorough testing of EVM transaction processing and contract interactions to ensure compatibility and correct functionality. --- Line range hint `64-89`: **Significant updates in v1.9.1 release.** This release includes substantial improvements and bug fixes: Improvements: - Major shift from GraphQL to API for data retrieval in various components (NFTs, transactions, account types, etc.) - Removal of Miniswap from the App menu - Refactoring of several components for better performance and maintainability Bug fixes: - Addressed issues with hardcoded values, incorrect proposal details, and various UI/UX improvements These changes suggest a significant update to the application's data fetching strategy and overall performance. The shift from GraphQL to API could potentially improve efficiency and reduce complexity in data retrieval processes. To ensure the successful implementation of these changes, particularly the shift from GraphQL to API, it would be beneficial to run performance tests comparing the old and new data fetching methods. Here's a script to help verify the API endpoints: This script will help verify that the new API endpoints are accessible and returning the expected HTTP status codes.
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