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Make ABCI compile again #317

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@james-chf james-chf commented Aug 11, 2022

Adapted from #281

Although we are not using the default feature flag set in developing eth-bridge-integration, these are used in CI in main at the moment which we'll eventually merge in. This PR is the minimal changes to make it so that running "default" commands like make check, make test-unit, etc. will still compile and pass.

@james-chf james-chf marked this pull request as ready for review August 11, 2022 13:05
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We are going to await #250 to merge in instead

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phy-chain pushed a commit to phy-chain/namada that referenced this pull request Mar 1, 2024
* feat: cleanup memory on rust panic

* fix: anoma tests failing

* feat: pass error message to the promiseWithTimeout
phy-chain pushed a commit to phy-chain/namada that referenced this pull request Mar 1, 2024
This fixes a bug introduced in anoma#317 where `new Query` cannot be called
because Query was transpiled to ES5 and relies on the class it extends
to also be transpiled, but the parent class was generated from Rust
and not transpiled.

PR anoma#317 already fixed this for the extension; this commit just sets
the target JS version for namada-interface too.
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