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@@ -332,7 +337,8 @@ async function getNestedTransactionMeta( | |||
async function addTransactionBatchWithHook( | |||
request: AddTransactionBatchRequest, | |||
): Promise<TransactionBatchResult> { | |||
const { publishBatchHook, request: userRequest } = request; | |||
const { publishBatchHook: initialPublishBatchHook, request: userRequest } = |
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Minor, would this be more explicit as requestPublishBatchHook
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TransactionReceipt, | ||
} from '../types'; | ||
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const TRANSACTION_CHECK_INTERVAL = 5000; // 5 seconds |
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Ideally this would also use the dynamic intervals from LaunchDarkly, so maybe it is cleaner to have a callback such as getPendingTransactionTrackerByChainId
and then ask a tracker instance directly to poll our transaction?
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const log = createModuleLogger(projectLogger, 'sequential-publish-batch-hook'); | ||
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type SequentialPublishBatchHookParams = { |
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Minor, maybe SequentialPublishBatchHookOptions
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* @returns The hook function. | ||
*/ | ||
getHook() { | ||
return async ({ |
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Rather than a function returning another function, should we use the pattern of having a normal #hook
method that we bind
here to keep it as readable as possible?
for (const transaction of transactions) { | ||
try { | ||
const transactionMeta = this.#getTransaction(String(transaction.id)); | ||
const transactionHash = await this.#publishTransaction( |
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As the logic is so small here, I wonder if it's simpler for the hook to directly call sendRawTransaction
via the EthQuery
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): Promise<boolean> { | ||
let attempts = 0; | ||
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while (attempts < MAX_TRANSACTION_CHECK_ATTEMPTS) { |
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Is it out of our scope to define a timeout here, as it's so variable based on chain, and gas fees etc?
} | ||
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const waitPromise = new Promise((resolve) => | ||
setTimeout(resolve, TRANSACTION_CHECK_INTERVAL), |
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Rather than iterating and waiting ourselves, could we add methods to the PendingTransactionTracker
such as addTransaction
to force a new ID into the queue? And then maybe emit an event we wait for here inside a new Promise
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The goal being to encapsulate as much as possible in the PendingTransactionTracker
and just add a job to it from here.
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if (!isConfirmed) { | ||
throw new Error( | ||
`Transaction ${transactionHash} failed or was not confirmed.`, |
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Maybe Batch transaction failed - ${transactionHash}
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Explanation
The
TransactionController
currently lacks support for sequential batch transactions, which are required for the stablecoin lending feature. Specifically, there is no mechanism to execute multiple transactions (e.g., approval + token deposit) sequentially while ensuring confirmation for each transaction. This limitation prevents efficient batch processing to support new features.What solution do these changes offer?
The
SequentialPublishBatchHook
introduces a default mechanism for handling batch transactions when no custompublishBatchHook
is provided. It ensures transactions are published sequentially, waiting for confirmation before proceeding to the next. If any transaction fails to publish or confirm, the batch process halts and throws an error.Key Features:
References
Fixes https://github.com/MetaMask/MetaMask-planning/issues/4695
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