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core: move genesis alloc types to core/types #29003

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@s1na s1na commented Feb 16, 2024

This is in preparation for a pending refactor of the #27629. It is backwards-compatible.

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LGTM, but funny that you mention "it's backwards-compatible" -- since it moves a publically exported type to a different package, it obviously cannot be fully backwards compatible. But I think it's fine with a little bit of fallout :)

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fjl commented Feb 16, 2024

It is fully backwards-compatible because of the type alias type GenesisAlloc = types.GenesisAlloc. Anywhere new type is used, you can still also use the old name. But it will show you a deprecation warning in the IDE.

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fjl commented Feb 16, 2024

External code will not be affected by this move. But we decided to change all of our internal uses of the type as well.

@fjl fjl changed the title core: mv genesis alloc to core/types core: move genesis alloc types to core/types Feb 16, 2024
@fjl fjl added this to the 1.13.13 milestone Feb 16, 2024
@fjl fjl merged commit 95741b1 into ethereum:master Feb 16, 2024
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