fix: Ensure that network client ID is updated before use#4801
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This PR fixes a rare problem that would occur when deleting a network after a proxy in
SelectedNetworkControllerhas been garbage collected. When this happens,getProviderAndBlockTrackerwill fail to find the old network client ID and thus updating the network client ID for the domain will fail.This could be reproduced in an E2E test that would only fail on this branch: MetaMask/metamask-extension#27306 which enables
initialConnectionsfor a preinstalled Snap.initialConnectionsadds a permission for an origin to connect to a Snap which causes theSelectedNetworkControllerto register the domain. My theory is that since the user has not accessed the origin in question yet, the proxy may not be used and may be garbage collected. If a network is deleted following that, an error occurs.Changelog
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