feat(graphql)!: deprecate tx signer filters #19430
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Description
TransactionBlockFilter.signAddress
andAddressTransactionBlockFilter.SIGN
both claim to support filtering by sender and sponsor, but this is not true, they only support sender, and they should not be adapted to also filter by sponsor because we rely on the there being only one sender per transaction to ensure filters that combine sender with something else remain both space and time efficient.Test plan
Existing tests and CI, plus some new tests to make sure the new filter options work, and interactions between the old and new filters work.
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TransactionBlockFilter.signAddress
, replacing it withTransactionBlockFilter.sentAddress
which behaves identically. SimilarlyAddressTransactionBlockRelationship.SIGN
is deprecated and replaced byAddressTransactionBlockRelationship.SENT
.