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WalkthroughThe update introduces a call to set the chain ID within the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant RPC
participant Client
Caller->>RPC: InitializeSimpleRPCWithUrl(url)
RPC->>Client: Instantiate Client with url
RPC->>Client: setChainID(context.Background())
RPC-->>Caller: Return Client as IRPCClient
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TL;DR
Added chain ID initialization during RPC client creation.
What changed?
Modified the
InitializeSimpleRPCWithUrl
function to callsetChainID
with a background context immediately after creating the RPC client. This ensures the chain ID is set during initialization rather than waiting for a later call.How to test?
InitializeSimpleRPCWithUrl
setChainID
Why make this change?
This change ensures the RPC client has its chain ID properly initialized at creation time, preventing potential issues where code might assume the chain ID is already set. This improves reliability by guaranteeing the chain ID is available as soon as the client is created rather than requiring a separate initialization step.
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