Use recommended validator set; add TestKit mock#1767
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Summary of ChangesHello, 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 refines the validator selection mechanism within the staking feature by transitioning from a random approach to a deterministic lookup based on a predefined set of recommended validators. Concurrently, it significantly enhances the testability of the Highlights
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This pull request introduces a good improvement by replacing a random validator selection with a deterministic lookup, enhancing predictability and efficiency. The addition of a TestKit for StakeSceneViewModel is a great step towards better test maintainability by centralizing mock object creation. The tests have been updated to use this new TestKit, and a new unit test has been added for the updated logic. I have one suggestion to make the new test more robust by avoiding a potential crash. Overall, this is a solid contribution.
Replace random selection in recommendedCurrentValidator with a deterministic lookup using recommendedValidators.validatorsSet. Add a new StakeSceneViewModel+TestKit.swift providing a mock factory for tests. Update StakeSceneViewModelTests to use the TestKit, adjust imports, remove the inline mock/TODO, and add a unit test for recommendedCurrentValidator to assert the correct validator is returned.
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Replace random selection in recommendedCurrentValidator with a deterministic lookup using recommendedValidators.validatorsSet. Add a new StakeSceneViewModel+TestKit.swift providing a mock factory for tests. Update StakeSceneViewModelTests to use the TestKit, adjust imports, remove the inline mock/TODO, and add a unit test for recommendedCurrentValidator to assert the correct validator is returned.
…github.com:gemwalletcom/gem-ios into 1763-recommended-validator-is-not-picked-by-defalt # Conflicts: # Features/Stake/Tests/ViewModels/StakeSceneViewModelTests.swift
Replace random selection in recommendedCurrentValidator with a deterministic lookup using recommendedValidators.validatorsSet. Add a new StakeSceneViewModel+TestKit.swift providing a mock factory for tests. Update StakeSceneViewModelTests to use the TestKit, adjust imports, remove the inline mock/TODO, and add a unit test for recommendedCurrentValidator to assert the correct validator is returned.
Fix: #1763