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[NOT TESTED] Backend,Frontend,Tests: rm txDetail from SignedTx #238

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aarani commented Oct 19, 2023

Supersedes #224

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knocte commented Oct 21, 2023

I'm afraid this needs to be rebased.

@aarani aarani force-pushed the updateNeth-rebased branch 2 times, most recently from 5e9e7c6 to 27543c0 Compare October 30, 2023 12:07
ETC was previously marked as non-centeralized[1], this commit
removes this flag since it's no longer needed.

[1] 9392215
This commit updates Nethereum to latest version to support
extracting token transfer amount from the raw tx created when
sending (hot-storage) or signing (cold-storage).

It's noteworthy to say that Web3 no longer accepts a timeout
as an argument.

Nethereum now supports different types of transactions like
those that support EIP-1559, at this moment there's no
clear benefit for migrating especially given the fact that
it will causes incompatiblity with ETC so we will continue
to use Legacy types for now.
This commit removes the redundant proposal and metadata
from the SignedTransaction type.
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@aarani this looks wrong, why are you removing the Cache?

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