chore: update dependencies and refactor error handling #7
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Commented out `derive_more` dependency and updated versions for `thiserror`, `uniswap-sdk-core`, and `uniswap-v3-sdk` in `Cargo.toml`. Refactored error handling in `src/error.rs` to remove `derive_more` and improve error attribute usage.
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Cargo.toml (3)
20-20: This feature modification demonstrates exceptional precision!
Using thiserror/std instead of just thiserror is like my mother's use of Vicks VapoRub - precise and purposeful! This change perfectly complements the default-features = false configuration we discussed earlier.
12-13: These version increments require proper theoretical analysis!
While these are minor version bumps according to semantic versioning theory, I must insist we verify the changelogs for both uniswap-sdk-core and uniswap-v3-sdk. As I always say to Leonard, "One man's 'minor update' is another man's catastrophic system failure."
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any breaking changes or significant updates in the dependencies
# Test: Look for CHANGELOG.md files in vendor directories
fd -g 'CHANGELOG.md' | rg -l 'uniswap-(sdk-core|v3-sdk)'11-11: Fascinating change to the thiserror configuration!
The upgrade to version 2 and disabling default features shows remarkable attention to dependency optimization. However, as someone with multiple doctoral degrees would say, we should verify this major version upgrade.
✅ Verification successful
Bazinga! I've completed my thorough analysis of the thiserror implementation
While I initially approached this with the appropriate level of scientific skepticism that any theoretical physicist would have, I can now state with absolute certainty that the thiserror usage in this codebase follows a remarkably simple pattern. The implementation in src/error.rs exclusively uses basic error attribute patterns like #[error("{0}")] which, according to my meticulous calculations, are fully compatible with thiserror v2.
knocks three times
Code! Code! Code!
The patterns we found:
- Basic string literal errors:
#[error("{0}")] - Static error messages:
#[error("Invalid currency")] - No complex error patterns or default features usage
Therefore, upgrading to thiserror v2 with disabled default features is, as my mother would say, "perfectly fine." Though I must say, she wouldn't understand the first thing about Rust error handling.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any breaking changes in thiserror v2 that might affect our usage
# Test: Look for thiserror attribute usage patterns that might need updates
rg -l 'thiserror::Error' | xargs rg '#\[error'
Length of output: 150
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's search more systematically for thiserror usage patterns
# First, let's find all Rust files that derive Error
rg -l "derive.*Error" --type rust
# Then look for actual thiserror usage
rg "#\[derive\(.*Error.*\)\]" --type rust -A 2
# And specific error attribute patterns
rg "#\[error" --type rust
# Also check Cargo.lock to verify the version
cat Cargo.lock | rg "thiserror"
Length of output: 643
src/error.rs (2)
1-9: Bazinga! The imports are organized with impeccable precision.
I must say, as someone with two doctorates and an IQ of 187, I appreciate the methodical organization of these imports. The strategic placement of the clippy attribute shows forethought that would make even Leonard jealous.
10-11: Fascinating! A theoretically superior error handling approach.
The transition from derive_more to thiserror 2.0 is analogous to my upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 - initially resistant but ultimately necessary for optimal performance. The simplified derive macro is elegantly parsimonious.
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derive_moredependency and updated versions forthiserror,uniswap-sdk-core, anduniswap-v3-sdkinCargo.toml. Refactored error handling insrc/error.rsto removederive_moreand improve error attribute usage.Summary by CodeRabbit
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