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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Main
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User->>Main: Initiate Transaction
Main->>Lib: GetAccountInfo
Lib-->>Main: Return Account Info
Main->>Broadcast: SendTransactionViaRPC
Broadcast-->>Main: Transaction Result
Main->>User: Return Result
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nodes.toml (4)
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21-22: Security concern: Random account targeting for bank transactionsThe empty
to_addressconfiguration withbank_sendmessage type could lead to unintended fund transfers to random accounts. This combination requires careful consideration of:
- Financial implications
- Network spam protection
- Fund safety measures
Consider implementing one or more of these safeguards:
- Add a whitelist of allowed target addresses
- Implement transaction amount limits
- Add validation for target address format
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8-9: Update memo to reflect bank send operationThe memo still references "Storing compiled contract" but the configuration now performs bank send operations instead.
Apply this change:
-memo = "Storing compiled contract with randomized memo" +memo = "Bank send operation with randomized memo"
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22-22: Clean up irrelevant contract-related configurationsThe commented sections containing contract-related configurations (
wasm_file,instantiate_contract, etc.) are no longer relevant to the bank send operation and should be removed to prevent confusion.Remove these commented sections to maintain clean and relevant configuration.
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22-22: Update hardhat reference in commentThe comment still references "hardhat" but the project is being renamed. This should be updated to maintain consistency.
Update the comment to reference the correct project name:
-# if this field is left blank as "", hardhat will send to random accounts endlessly +# if this field is left blank as "", meteorite will send to random accounts endlesslymodules/bank/send.go (1)
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24-30: Critical: Reconsider auto-generating random recipient accounts.The change in error handling behavior from failing on invalid addresses to generating random recipient accounts is concerning:
- This could lead to unintended token distribution to random accounts
- Makes it impossible to detect misconfigured or invalid recipient addresses
- Potentially breaks the principle of explicit failure, making errors harder to detect
Consider reverting to the original behavior of returning an error for invalid addresses.
Apply this diff to restore the original behavior:
toAccAddress, err := sdk.AccAddressFromBech32(msgParams.ToAddress) if err != nil { - fmt.Println("invalid to address, spamming random new accounts") - toAccAddress, err = lib.GenerateRandomAccount() - if err != nil { - return nil, "", fmt.Errorf("error generating random account: %w", err) - } + return nil, "", fmt.Errorf("invalid to address: %w", err) }main.go (2)
65-67: Use thelogpackage instead offmt.Printlnfor logging.Using the
logpackage provides timestamps and standardized logging output. It also offers more flexibility for logging levels and output destinations.Apply this diff to update the logging statements:
- fmt.Println("FROM LOOP, currentSequence", currentSequence) - fmt.Println("FROM LOOP, accNum", accNum) - fmt.Println("FROM LOOP, chainID", chainID) + log.Printf("Current Sequence: %d", currentSequence) + log.Printf("Account Number: %d", accNum) + log.Printf("Chain ID: %s", chainID)
156-179: Add unit tests forextractExpectedSequenceto ensure robustness.The
extractExpectedSequencefunction relies on parsing error messages, which can be fragile if the error message format changes. Adding unit tests can help ensure that this function behaves correctly with various error message formats.Would you like assistance in creating unit tests for this function?
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nodes.toml (1)
18-18: Verify the impact of changing message type to "bank_send"The change from "store_code" to "bank_send" represents a significant shift in functionality from contract operations to financial transactions. This change requires careful consideration of its implications.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the bank send message creation and validation by checking the implementation details.
Based on the implementation details found, I can now provide a final response:
Bank send implementation has proper safeguards but needs memo update
The change to "bank_send" is actually well-implemented with appropriate safeguards:
- Validates the from address using
AccAddressFromBech32- Handles empty/invalid to_address by generating random accounts (intentional feature)
- Properly constructs transaction amounts using the SDK's safe types
- Includes error handling for all critical operations
However, there are two items that need attention:
- The memo comment in nodes.toml still references "Storing compiled contract" which is inconsistent with the bank_send operation
- The memo is actually being generated randomly (256 chars) in the code, making the memo field in the config irrelevant
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modules/bank/send.go (2)
6-7: LGTM: Import path updates align with project rename.The import path changes from
hardhattometeoriteare consistent with the PR objective.
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24-30: Verify the impact of this behavioral change.Let's check if this behavior is consistent across other transaction types or if it's an isolated change.
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
Random account generation is an isolated behavior specific to bank send transactions
The behavioral change of generating random accounts for invalid addresses is specific to the bank module's send transaction. From the analysis:
- Only the bank module implements this fallback behavior for invalid addresses using
GenerateRandomAccount()- Other modules (IBC, WASM) use different random generation patterns, but only for memos and strings, not for account addresses
- The random account generation is a deliberate fallback mechanism when the
ToAddressis invalid, as indicated by the log message "invalid to address, spamming random new accounts"This appears to be an intentional design choice specific to bank send transactions and doesn't affect other transaction types in the codebase.
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lib/privkey.go (1)
6-6: LGTM! Import path updated correctly.The import path has been properly updated to reflect the project rename from "hardhat" to "meteorite".
modules/wasm/wasm.go (1)
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18-156: LGTM! Function implementations remain correct after package rename.The WASM message creation functions continue to work correctly with the renamed packages. The package API compatibility has been maintained, and no functional changes were required.
lib/lib.go (1)
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32-58: Function rename and type changes look good but require verification.The changes improve the code in several ways:
- The new name
GetAccountInfobetter describes the function's purpose- Using
uint64is more appropriate for sequence and account numbers✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different search strategy to verify the function usage and type changes.
This broader search should help us:
- Find any remaining references to either function name
- Understand how sequence and account numbers are handled in the codebase
- Verify the type compatibility in the usage contexts
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Function rename and type changes are correctly implemented and safe
The verification shows that:
- The function rename from
GetInitialSequencetoGetAccountInfois complete with no lingering references to the old name- The type change to
uint64is compatible with all usage contexts:
- Used correctly in transaction broadcasting (
SendTransactionViaRPC)- Properly handled in sequence mismatch recovery
- Matches the type expectations in signing operations
The changes are well-integrated and improve type safety without introducing any compatibility issues.
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broadcast/broadcast.go (1)
15-18: Import path updates look good.The import path updates are consistent and maintain the existing functionality. The code structure and behavior remain unchanged, with only the package source being updated.
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Based on the comprehensive results, I can now provide a final response:
Module rename from 'hardhat' to 'meteorite' is incomplete
The codebase shows an inconsistent state where:
- New imports are using "meteorite" in several files (main.go, modules/, lib/)
- However, the module name in
go.modstill declares "github.com/somatic-labs/hardhat" - References to "hardhat" still exist in configuration files and documentation
This inconsistency needs to be addressed by:
- Updating the module name in
go.mod - Reviewing and updating references in:
- nodes.toml files in configurations/
- README.md
- LICENSE.md
- broadcast/broadcast.go
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Let's ensure all imports from the old "hardhat" package have been updated to "meteorite".
The output shows that while there are no direct imports of "hardhat" in Go files, the go.mod file still declares the module name as "github.com/somatic-labs/hardhat". Let me verify if this is the only instance and check for any other potential references to ensure we have a complete picture.
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Project rename requires additional changes across multiple files
The project rename from "hardhat" to "meteorite" is incomplete. While some import paths have been updated, there are several files that still need to be modified:
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Core project files:
go.mod: Update module name fromgithub.com/somatic-labs/hardhatREADME.md: Update project name, description, installation instructions, and repository URLLICENSE.md: Update all references to "Hardhat"
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broadcast/broadcast.go: Rename package aliases fromhardhatbankandhardhatibctometeoritebankandmeteoriteibc
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- Update
ibc_memoin all files underconfigurations/directory that contain the old repository URL
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These changes are necessary to maintain consistency across the codebase and prevent confusion. The current state shows a mix of old and new naming which could lead to issues.
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LGTM! Import paths correctly updated for project rename.
The import paths have been properly updated from hardhat to meteorite as part of the project rename.
Let's verify the consistency of this rename across the codebase:
Project rename from "hardhat" to "meteorite" is incomplete
Several files still contain references to the old "hardhat" name:
go.mod: Still using old module namegithub.com/somatic-labs/hardhatREADME.md: Contains old clone URLhttps://github.com/somatic-labs/hardhat- Multiple configuration files under
configurations/directory contain the old repository URL inibc_memo - Package aliases in
broadcast/broadcast.gostill use prefixes likehardhatbankandhardhatibc
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Found inconsistent package aliases after renaming
The verification revealed that while the import paths have been updated to use "meteorite", there are still package aliases using the old "hardhat" prefix:
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broadcast/broadcast.go:hardhatbank "github.com/somatic-labs/meteorite/modules/bank"hardhatibc "github.com/somatic-labs/meteorite/modules/ibc"
These aliases are also used in function calls:
hardhatibc.CreateIBCTransferMsghardhatbank.CreateBankSendMsg
For consistency, these package aliases should also be updated to use "meteorite" prefix instead of "hardhat".
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Verify consistent import path updates across the codebase.
The import path update from hardhat to meteorite looks correct. Let's verify this change is consistent across the entire codebase.
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Ensure resp is not nil before accessing resp.Code in error handling.
Similar to the previous issue, accessing resp.Code without checking if resp is nil can cause a panic. Add a nil check for resp before accessing its fields.
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- fmt.Println("FROM MAIN, resp.Code", resp.Code)
+ if resp != nil {
+ fmt.Println("FROM MAIN, resp.Code", resp.Code)
+ } else {
+ fmt.Println("FROM MAIN, resp is nil")
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| _, accNum := lib.GetAccountInfo(acctAddress, config) | ||
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Fix undefined variable err when handling error from GetAccountInfo.
The variable err is referenced in the if statement at line 56 but is not defined because err is not captured from lib.GetAccountInfo. This will cause a compilation error.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- _, accNum := lib.GetAccountInfo(acctAddress, config)
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Initialize sequence number from account info instead of hardcoding.
Currently, the sequence number is hardcoded to 1, which may lead to transaction failures due to sequence mismatches. It's better to initialize sequence using the value obtained from GetAccountInfo.
Apply this diff to initialize the sequence properly:
- sequence := uint64(1) // Start from sequence number 1
+ // sequence is now initialized from GetAccountInfoNote: With the previous change, sequence is obtained from GetAccountInfo.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use constants for error codes instead of magic numbers.
Hardcoding error codes like 32 can reduce code readability and maintainability. Consider defining constants with descriptive names for these error codes.
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+ // ErrCodeAccountSequenceMismatch represents the error code for account sequence mismatch.
+ ErrCodeAccountSequenceMismatch = 32
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- if resp.Code == 32 {
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configurations/kujira/nodes.toml (1)
23-23: Avoid Hardcoded IP AddressesThe RPC endpoint is configured with a hardcoded IP address. This approach:
- Reduces configuration flexibility
- Creates a single point of failure
- Makes environment-specific deployments more difficult
Consider:
- Using DNS names instead of IP addresses
- Supporting multiple fallback endpoints
- Making the endpoint configurable via environment variables
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configurations/kujira/nodes.toml (1)
13-13: LGTM: Formatting ChangeThe formatting change to remove extra whitespace in
timeout_heightimproves consistency.configurations/osmosis/nodes.toml (2)
7-7: Project rename: URL updated correctlyThe GitHub URL has been updated from 'hardhat' to 'meteorite' as per the PR objective.
23-23: Security Consideration: Review endpoint exposureThe configuration exposes public RPC and API endpoints. While these might be intentionally public:
- Verify if these endpoints should be publicly visible in the repository
- Consider moving sensitive endpoints to environment variables or secure configuration management
- Ensure the endpoints have proper rate limiting and security measures in place
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response as the context is clear. The repository is a testing tool called "meteorite" specifically designed for testing and validating Cosmos-based blockchains, as explicitly stated in the README.md.
Public RPC endpoints are appropriate for this testing tool
The exposed RPC and API endpoints in the configuration files are intentionally public and appropriate for this context because:
- This is a testing tool designed to validate blockchain performance and security
- The README explicitly states these are "pre-configured mainnet settings" meant to be used as starting points
- The configurations are meant to be modified by users, as stated in the usage instructions: "Edit the
nodes.tomlfile to include your RPC URLs"- These endpoints are public blockchain nodes, which by design are publicly accessible for network participation
No security concern exists here as:
- The endpoints are intentionally public infrastructure
- The tool's purpose is specifically for testing blockchain networks
- Users are expected to modify these configurations with their own endpoints
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13-13: LGTM: Formatting change onlyThe timeout_height formatting change has no functional impact.
23-28: LGTM: RPC nodes list formattingThe RPC endpoints remain unchanged, only the formatting is modified for better readability.
7-7: Security Alert: The IBC memo indicates unresolved security concernsThe memo content suggests:
- Potential security vulnerabilities affecting IBC channels
- Unresolved p2p storm issues
- Previous attempts at responsible disclosure
- Concerns about transaction handling
This requires immediate attention from the security team.
Consider:
- Temporarily disabling affected IBC channels until security review
- Implementing stricter transaction validation
- Reviewing p2p communication patterns
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main.go (2)
101-101: Define constant for account sequence mismatch error code.Using magic number
32reduces code readability and maintainability.const ( BatchSize = 100000000 TimeoutDuration = 50 * time.Millisecond + // Error code for account sequence mismatch + ErrCodeAccountSequenceMismatch = 32 ) // Later in the code - if resp.Code == 32 { + if resp.Code == ErrCodeAccountSequenceMismatch {
157-180: Add validation for error message format.The string parsing in
extractExpectedSequencecould break if the error message format changes. Consider adding a regex pattern match to validate the error message format.+var ( + // Regex pattern for sequence mismatch error message + sequenceErrorPattern = regexp.MustCompile(`expected (\d+), got \d+: incorrect account sequence`) +) func extractExpectedSequence(errMsg string) (uint64, error) { + match := sequenceErrorPattern.FindStringSubmatch(errMsg) + if match == nil { + return 0, errors.New("error message format doesn't match expected pattern") + } + expectedSeq, err := strconv.ParseUint(match[1], 10, 64) + if err != nil { + return 0, fmt.Errorf("failed to parse expected sequence number: %v", err) + } + return expectedSeq, nil }go.mod (1)
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
Potential Risk: Unverified Fork Replacement of cosmos-sdk
The replacement of cosmos-sdk with faddat/basecoin raises several concerns:
- The fork's last commit message "use correct softing function" lacks detailed context about the changes.
- While the repository shows recent activity (last push on 2024-10-16), there's no documentation in the project explaining the rationale for this replacement.
- The project heavily depends on cosmos-sdk (as seen in the extensive dependency tree in go.mod), making this replacement particularly impactful.
- There's no documentation (README.md, docs/) explaining this significant architectural decision.
Recommendations:
- Document the reason for using this fork and its compatibility guarantees
- Consider using the official cosmos-sdk if possible
- If the fork is necessary, ensure thorough testing of all cosmos-sdk dependent functionality
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5-5: Verify the replacement of cosmos-sdk with faddat/basecoinThis is a significant change that could impact the behavior of the application. Please ensure that:
- This replacement is intentional and documented
- The faddat/basecoin fork maintains compatibility with the original cosmos-sdk
- The specific commit hash (
20241004182125-2b3e8f61430f) is stable and well-tested
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main.go (4)
13-15: LGTM: Import paths updated correctly.The import paths have been properly updated to reflect the project rename from "hardhat" to "meteorite".
54-58: Previous review comment still applies: Fix undefined variableerr.The
GetAccountInfocall should capture the sequence number and error.
60-60: Previous review comment still applies: Initialize sequence from account info.Hardcoding sequence to 1 may cause transaction failures.
85-86: Previous review comments still apply: Add nil checks for resp.The code still needs nil checks before accessing resp.Code.
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7-14: LGTM! Dependencies are well-definedThe main dependencies are properly pinned to specific versions and appear to be compatible with each other. Good practice using well-maintained packages.
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257-264: LGTM! Replace directives maintain compatibilityThe replace directives are appropriately used to maintain compatibility with specific versions of critical dependencies:
- protobuf is replaced with a compatible fork
- x/exp and rapid are pinned to versions compatible with the v0.47.x line
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main.go (1)
147-151: Enhance error handling structure.The error handling could be more informative by including the response code in the error log.
Consider enhancing the error logging:
if err != nil { - fmt.Printf("%s Error after adjusting sequence: %v\n", time.Now().Format("15:04:05.000"), err) + fmt.Printf("%s Error after adjusting sequence (code %d): %v\n", + time.Now().Format("15:04:05.000"), + resp.Code, + err) failedTxns++ continue }broadcast/broadcast.go (3)
43-44: Enhance function documentation.While the function signature change is good, the documentation could be more descriptive. Consider adding:
- Parameter descriptions
- Return value explanations
- Example usage
-// SendTransactionViaRPC sends a transaction using the provided TransactionParams and sequence number. +// SendTransactionViaRPC broadcasts a transaction to the blockchain network via RPC. +// +// Parameters: +// - txParams: Transaction parameters including chain configuration, account details, and message data +// - sequence: Account sequence number for transaction ordering +// +// Returns: +// - response: Broadcast transaction result including code and log +// - txbody: String representation of the transaction +// - err: Error if transaction creation or broadcast fails
125-125: Improve error messages for signing failures.The error messages for signing failures could be more descriptive to aid in debugging.
- fmt.Println("Error setting signatures") + fmt.Printf("Failed to set transaction signatures: %v\n", err) - fmt.Println("Couldn't sign") + fmt.Printf("Failed to sign transaction with private key: %v\n", err)Also applies to: 147-147
156-168: LGTM: Transaction broadcasting logic is solid.The broadcasting implementation correctly handles both success and error cases, with proper error wrapping.
Consider adding transaction hash to the error message for better traceability:
- return resp, string(txBytes), fmt.Errorf("failed to broadcast transaction: %w", err) + return resp, string(txBytes), fmt.Errorf("failed to broadcast transaction (hash: %X): %w", tmtypes.Tx(txBytes).Hash(), err)
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types/txparams.go (2)
11-11: LGTM! Good documentation.The added comment clearly documents that the Sequence field is optional and can be managed separately.
8-8: Verify the existence of referenced types.The changes suggest using
ConfigandMsgParamstypes from the current package. Please ensure these types are properly defined within thetypespackage.Let's verify the type definitions:
Also applies to: 17-17
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Let me verify the exact definitions of these types to ensure they match the usage.
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ConfigandMsgParamstypes are properly defined in the packageThe verification confirms that both types referenced in the changes are correctly defined in
types/types.go:
Configstruct with fields for bytes, chain, channel, denom, and prefixMsgParamsstruct with fields for amount, receiver, address, wasm file, and code IDThe changes to use these types directly (without package qualifier) are correct since they are defined within the same package.
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main.go (5)
59-71: LGTM! Clean parameter consolidation.Good use of the
TransactionParamsstruct to organize and pass transaction parameters.
167-190: LGTM! Well-implemented sequence extraction.The function is well-documented and handles error cases properly. Good use of string manipulation and error handling.
111-112:⚠️ Potential issueFix potential nil pointer dereference.
Accessing
resp.Codewithout checking ifrespis nil could cause a panic.This issue was previously identified and still needs to be fixed.
57-57:⚠️ Potential issueAvoid hardcoding sequence number.
Hardcoding the sequence to 1 could cause transaction failures if the account has existing transactions.
Use the sequence returned from
GetAccountInfoinstead of hardcoding:- sequence := uint64(1) // Start from sequence number 1 + // sequence is already initialized from GetAccountInfo aboveLikely invalid or redundant comment.
51-55:⚠️ Potential issueFix error handling in GetAccountInfo call.
The error from
GetAccountInfois not being captured but is being used in the error check.Apply this diff to fix the error handling:
- _, accNum := lib.GetAccountInfo(acctAddress, config) - if err != nil { + sequence, accNum, err := lib.GetAccountInfo(acctAddress, config) + if err != nil { log.Fatalf("Failed to get account info: %v", err) }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
broadcast/broadcast.go (1)
15-18: LGTM: Import paths correctly updated.The import paths have been properly updated from
hardhattometeorite, maintaining consistent package structure.
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.gitignoreto reflect the new repository name.go.modto reflect the new identity.