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  • move SuiCoin into gem_sui models and update Sui RPC/preload usage
  • backport serde_serializers improvements (visitors, safer number parsing, BigUint hex parsing)
  • remove unused SuiCoin and serde deps from primitives

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  • cargo test -p serde_serializers
  • cargo test -p gem_sui --features rpc
  • cargo clippy -p serde_serializers -- -D warnings
  • cargo clippy -p gem_sui --features rpc -- -D warnings

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Hello @0xh3rman, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request refactors the SuiCoin data model by relocating it to a more appropriate crate, gem_sui, to improve modularity and organization. Concurrently, it introduces several robust deserialization utilities within serde_serializers to handle various data types more safely and flexibly, particularly for numbers and hex-encoded values. These changes aim to enhance code structure, improve data parsing reliability, and optimize crate dependencies.

Highlights

  • SuiCoin Model Relocation: The SuiCoin model has been moved from primitives to gem_sui models, centralizing Sui-specific data structures within the gem_sui crate. This change also updates its usage across Sui RPC and preload functionalities.
  • Serde Serializers Enhancements: Significant improvements have been backported to the serde_serializers crate, including the introduction of custom visitors for more flexible deserialization, safer number parsing for u32 and u64, and enhanced BigUint hex parsing that now strictly requires a '0x' prefix for hex strings.
  • Dependency Cleanup: Unused SuiCoin and serde_serializers dependencies have been removed from the primitives crate, streamlining its dependency tree and reducing potential bloat.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively refactors the SuiCoin model by moving it to the gem_sui crate and cleaning up its usage, which improves modularity. The backported improvements to serde_serializers are a significant enhancement, introducing the visitor pattern for safer and more efficient deserialization, especially for numeric types and hex strings. The changes are well-structured and include relevant tests. I have a couple of minor suggestions to further improve error messaging and code maintainability.

@0xh3rman 0xh3rman merged commit 090889f into main Jan 20, 2026
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@0xh3rman 0xh3rman deleted the backport/sui-coin-serde-serializers branch January 20, 2026 12:41
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