Refactor: import @walletconnect/ethereum-provider dynamically #2033
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@Adamj1232 please let me know if I need to adjust anything. Cheers |
Adamj1232
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Jan 2, 2024
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Thanks @katspaugh! Ill give er a test first thing tomorrow! Cheers |
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@katspaugh after digging in there were a few other updates for the WC module. I have added them in this PR - #2036 |
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Cool, thank you! I'll close this then :) |
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The
@walletconnect/ethereum-providerpackage is a big dependency, and it was imported twice: statically and dynamically.I've moved the static import to the dynamic one.
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Checklist
package.jsonof the package you have made changes in following semantic versioning and using alpha release taggingyarn check-allto confirm there are not any associated errors