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Update gnosis safe auto connect for fixing QF banner check #4352

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  • New Features

    • Improved safe connector logic based on account address for more reliable connections.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling during connection process to minimize disruptions.

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The changes in useSafeAutoConnect and useIsSafeEnvironment ensure that the connection logic now depends on the account address rather than checking for a safe environment. This involves adding necessary hooks like useAccount and useConnect from 'wagmi' and modifying dependencies and logic within useEffect for better connection handling with error management.

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File Change Summary
src/hooks/useSafeAutoConnect.tsx useSafeAutoConnect: Added useAccount, removed isSafeEnv, modified useEffect to [address]
useIsSafeEnvironment: Added connect from useConnect, updated logic for safe connection with error handling

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    participant Component
    participant useSafeAutoConnect
    participant useAccount
    participant useConnect

    Component ->> useSafeAutoConnect: Call hook
    useSafeAutoConnect ->> useAccount: Get account address
    useSafeAutoConnect ->> useConnect: Connect with safe connector
    useConnect -->> useSafeAutoConnect: Connection result
    useSafeAutoConnect -->> Component: Return connection status
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src/hooks/useSafeAutoConnect.tsx (1)

Line range hint 5-23: Well-handled connector logic with dynamic address dependency.

The update to use address as a dependency in useEffect is a good practice as it makes the component react dynamically to address changes. However, consider enhancing error handling by potentially retrying the connection or providing user feedback.

+				} catch (error) {
+					console.error('Failed to connect with Gnosis Safe:', error);
+					// Consider adding retry logic or user feedback here
+				}

Comment on lines +27 to +45
const { connect, connectors } = useConnect();
const [isSafe, setIsSafe] = useState(false);

useEffect(() => {
const checkForSafeConnector = async () => {
const safeExists = await hasSafeConnector(connectors);
setIsSafe(safeExists);
const safeConnector = connectors.find(
connector => connector.id === 'safe',
);
if (safeConnector) {
try {
const connection: any = await connect({
connector: safeConnector,
});
setIsSafe(!!connection);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to connect with Gnosis Safe:', error);
setIsSafe(false);
}
}
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Enhanced safe environment checking with robust error handling.

The logic to handle safe connector checks and the connection process is well implemented. Using connectors as a dependency ensures the effect runs when necessary. Consider adding specific error messages to help debug issues more effectively.

+					console.error('Failed to connect with Gnosis Safe:', error);
+					// Add more specific error messages or handling based on error type
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const { connect, connectors } = useConnect();
const [isSafe, setIsSafe] = useState(false);
useEffect(() => {
const checkForSafeConnector = async () => {
const safeExists = await hasSafeConnector(connectors);
setIsSafe(safeExists);
const safeConnector = connectors.find(
connector => connector.id === 'safe',
);
if (safeConnector) {
try {
const connection: any = await connect({
connector: safeConnector,
});
setIsSafe(!!connection);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to connect with Gnosis Safe:', error);
setIsSafe(false);
}
}
console.error('Failed to connect with Gnosis Safe:', error);
// Add more specific error messages or handling based on error type

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@mateodaza Thanks,LGTM

@MohammadPCh MohammadPCh merged commit 3ad1dc1 into develop Jun 30, 2024
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@MohammadPCh MohammadPCh deleted the multisig-fix-2 branch June 30, 2024 09:33
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