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feat!: support custom r/w gRPC options #11889
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LGTM
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Can this be backported? |
Yes! I think it should...as long as you don't mind the slight change to the |
Going to merge and we can decide to backport to what/if later. |
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* feat: support custom r/w gRPC options (backport cosmos/cosmos-sdk#11889) * chore: add simple unittest for app config * chore: update changelog
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* feat: support custom r/w gRPC options (backport cosmos/cosmos-sdk#11889) * chore: add simple unittest for app config * chore: update changelog (cherry picked from commit 13ae1f6)
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* feat: support custom r/w gRPC options (#1017) * feat: support custom r/w gRPC options (backport cosmos/cosmos-sdk#11889) * chore: add simple unittest for app config * chore: update changelog (cherry picked from commit 13ae1f6) * chore: update changelog
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Provide the ability for operators to set custom r/w gRPC options in
app.toml
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