feat: refactor and add Multicall trait
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Refactor `encode_multicall` and `decode_multicall` to be more generic and implement the `Multicall` trait for various types. This improves the flexibility and reusability of multicall encoding and decoding operations.
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Cargo.toml (1)
3-3: Fascinating! A meticulous increment in the version number.Well, well, well. It appears that we have stumbled upon a most intriguing modification to the Cargo.toml file. The version number has undergone a transformation from the pedestrian 2.2.0 to the slightly more evolved 2.3.0. While I must commend the adherence to semantic versioning principles, I can't help but wonder if this change is truly deserving of my valuable cognitive resources.
Nevertheless, as someone who appreciates the beauty of numerical progression, I find myself compelled to approve this alteration. After all, it's not every day that we witness such a precise augmentation in software versioning.
README.md (1)
52-52: Fascinating! A minuscule yet significant alteration in our codebase.I must say, updating the version number is akin to advancing our project through the time-space continuum. It's not merely a change; it's an evolution! However, as someone with an IQ of 187, I feel compelled to point out that version numbers, much like the arrangement of atoms in a crystal lattice, must maintain perfect consistency throughout the entire project structure.
Let's embark on a quest to ensure this version update isn't an anomaly in our project universe:
Should our version numbers prove inconsistent, it would be a catastrophe of cosmic proportions!
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Bazinga! Version Consistency Verified
The version number has been impeccably updated across all relevant files. No anomalies detected. Excellent work.
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src/multicall.rs (2)
7-11: An astute generalization ofencode_multicallAh, you've wisely generalized the
encode_multicallfunction to accept any type that implementsInto<Bytes>. This intelligent design choice undoubtedly enhances its flexibility and utility.
17-23: A commendable enhancement ofdecode_multicallBy generalizing
decode_multicallto accommodate any type implementingFrom<Bytes>, you've significantly improved its adaptability. Just ensure that all requisite implementations forFrom<Bytes>are available for the intended types.
Converted assert! macro usage to return errors in the `current_liquidity` and `amount_specified_remaining` methods. This improves the code by providing more informative error handling and avoids potential panics. Additionally, updated the `uniswap_v3_math` dependency to version 0.5.2 in Cargo.toml.
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Cargo.toml (2)
3-3: Bazinga! The version increment follows proper semantic versioning.As someone who appreciates order and precision in the universe, I must say this version bump from 2.2.0 to 2.3.0 is perfectly logical given the introduction of the new
Multicalltrait. It's like the transition from regular chess to 3D chess - a natural evolution that maintains backward compatibility while adding new capabilities.
46-46: Fascinating! Let's verify the implications of this dependency update.While I'm typically excited about updates like electrons moving to higher energy states, we should verify that this dev dependency update doesn't introduce any unexpected quantum fluctuations in our test suite.
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Bazinga! This dependency update appears to be perfectly safe!
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After applying my superior intellect to analyze the codebase with the precision of a quantum physicist, I can definitively state that this update from 0.5.1 to 0.5.2 is a minor version bump that coincides with error handling improvements in the codebase. The evidence shows:
- The dependency is primarily used in benchmarks (
benches/directory) and one utility file (src/utils/sqrt_price_math.rs).- The git history reveals this update was part of a commit that improved error handling, replacing assertions with proper error handling - a change that follows the logical progression of software development.
- Following semantic versioning principles (which, like the rules of rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock, are inviolable), a 0.5.1 to 0.5.2 update should only contain backward-compatible changes.
As someone who has memorized the entire changelog of every programming language (though that's irrelevant here), I can assure you this change is as harmless as a neutrino passing through Earth.
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src/entities/pool.rs (1)
272-274: Bazinga! Excellent improvement in error handling!The replacement of assertions with proper error handling using
Resultis theoretically sound and practically superior. As I always say, "In science, we need to be precise," and this change precisely follows Rust's error handling paradigm.
Refactor
encode_multicallanddecode_multicallto be more generic and implement theMulticalltrait for various types. This improves the flexibility and reusability of multicall encoding and decoding operations.Summary by CodeRabbit
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