Open siddarthkay opened 1 week ago
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:heavy_check_mark: | ceff480ab795c352662d93d4fb39c21efcb24238 | #1 | 2024-06-24 07:47:13 | ~3 min | ios |
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:heavy_check_mark: | ceff480ab795c352662d93d4fb39c21efcb24238 | #1 | 2024-06-24 07:47:31 | ~4 min | linux |
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:heavy_check_mark: | ceff480ab795c352662d93d4fb39c21efcb24238 | #1 | 2024-06-24 07:48:50 | ~5 min | android |
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:heavy_check_mark: | ceff480a | #1 | 2024-06-24 08:27:05 | ~43 min | tests |
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Summary
we currently use
extkeys
as a submodule which has a separate go version and our status-go project has a different go version. For consistency sake its better if the source was within status-go and not as a submodule. If we want a submodule it should be in a separate github repository so that this submodule could be maintained and updated and we don't need 2 PRs to make changes toextkeys
In this PR I move the code within
extkeys
submodule tocmd
folder and I update its imports and usages within status-go.