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While working on #786, I investigated using alloy-rs's TxEip7702 type, but wasn't able to use those types side-by-side with our existing transaction types.
TxEip7702 would be equivalent to our transaction::request::Eip7702. To obtain a signed transaction, alloy uses Signed<TxEip7702>, which adds pre-computation of a tranaction_hash, RLP encoding/decoding, etc.
One aspect of EDR that wasn't easily transferred to types from alloy was the ability to have a "fakeable signature" which we support.
Definition of Done
Investigate and refactor transaction types to reuse alloy types and tests
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While working on #786, I investigated using
alloy-rs
'sTxEip7702
type, but wasn't able to use those types side-by-side with our existing transaction types.TxEip7702
would be equivalent to ourtransaction::request::Eip7702
. To obtain a signed transaction,alloy
usesSigned<TxEip7702>
, which adds pre-computation of a tranaction_hash, RLP encoding/decoding, etc.One aspect of EDR that wasn't easily transferred to types from
alloy
was the ability to have a "fakeable signature" which we support.Definition of Done
Investigate and refactor transaction types to reuse alloy types and tests
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: