* fix(privateKey): Restore hold-to-reveal button for private key export
* lint and unit test fixes
* adding e2e tests to reveal private key
* fixing lint issues
* fixed: Private key is able to be presented without tapping and holding the "Hold to reveal" CTA
* Incorrect password test and support hold to reveal
* improving unit tests
---------
Co-authored-by: Plasma Corral <32695229+plasmacorral@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Gustavo Antunes <17601467+gantunesr@users.noreply.github.com>
This changelog entry in v10.34.1 was malformed. This has alreayd been
fixed in #20445, but we accidentally undid that fix as part of the sync
PR for v10.34.5 (#20482)
* feat(878): implement new incoming transaction toggle networks for setting and onboarding
* Update state snapshots
* feat(878): change gaps, migration types based on comment
---------
Co-authored-by: Mark Stacey <markjstacey@gmail.com>
Removes the `Website Accessed window.web3 Shim` event from the `metamask_logWeb3ShimUsage` RPC method implementation. The method itself displays an alert to the user if a website attempts to access the `window.web3` shim, which we replaced the original, functional `window.web3` object with after said object was removed. This seems potentially useful, because we still get 5-star reviews on [the legacy web3 extension](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/metamask-legacy-web3/).
The associated metrics event, on the other hand, is useless. It is rife with false positives, and doesn't tell us anything that we can't learn from download data for the legacy web3 extension. It's time to get rid of it.
* fix(settings): fixed two IPFS gateway issues
- adds back in two bugfixes that were originally in #19283
- fixes#16871
- fixes#18140
- achieves 100% code coverage for /ui/pages/settings/security-tab
- removes the npm package `valid-url`, which has not been updated in 10 years
* changes after #20172 was merged
* improved URL validation (specifically spaces)
* better Jest coverage
* response to legobeat review
* fixing lint and Jest
* fix(action): octokit not supported on MetaMask repos
The github action was constantly failing with the following error: octokit/request-action@v2.x is not allowed to be used in MetaMask/metamask-extension
* fix(action): shellcheck was failing
Shellcheck was failing in the CI. Had to craft the payload of the curl before doing the curl to fix this.
Remove the IncomingTransactionController and replace it with an internal helper class.
Move incoming transactions into the central transactions object.
Create a new RemoteTransactionSource interface to decouple incoming transaction support from Etherscan.
Split the incoming transaction logic into multiple files for easier maintenance.
The Sentry e2e state snapshots now mask the application version and
migration version, ensuring that the snapshots don't need a extra
update in each release candidate branch and post-release sync branch.
The values are masked rather than removed so that the test still shows
they are present in error reports, where they can be quite useful for
diagnostic purposes.
* BannerBase to TS
* snapshot updates
* more snapshot updates
* addressing type definition error
* updating eth-sign-modal snapshot
* Updates to stories, types and adding data-testid
* Updating snapshots
* updating snapshot of blockaid-banner-alert and adding unit test for childrenWrapperProps
* BannerBase updates to stories, adding locale for close button, removing static data-testid in favor of using it at the instance, updating snapshots associated with those changes
* Removing incorrect arg from storybook file
* Updating html element in security provider e2e test to match BannerBase. Also updating snapshot of ConfirmTransaction page
* Fixing e2e tests
---------
Co-authored-by: georgewrmarshall <george.marshall@consensys.net>
Sentry breadcrumb collection during initialization was broken in #20529
because we failed to consider that the `getSentryState` check was also
used for an opt-in check in the `beforeBreadcrumb` hook.
I had assumed that `getSentryState` was only used to get state to add
additional context to an error report. But the function has a second
purpose: to get state for the purposes of checking whether the user has
opted into MetaMetrics. In this second case, `mostRecentRetrievedState`
is sometimes unset (which violates an assumption made in #20529)
The `getMostRecentPersistedState` hook removed in #20529 has been
restored, ensuring that the `getSentryState` function returns Sentry
state after loading state for the first time, but before the first
error has occurred.
This mistake didn't cause e2e tests to fail because multiple errors are
currently thrown in the background upon initialization on `develop`
(relating to Snow scuttling). These errors were early enough that they
happened before the console logs that our breadcrumb test was testing
for. When #20529 was ported onto the v10.34.5 RC, these errors were not
present so the test failed correctly.
Sentry breadcrumb collection during initialization was broken in #20529
because we failed to consider that the `getSentryState` check was also
used for an opt-in check in the `beforeBreadcrumb` hook.
I had assumed that `getSentryState` was only used to get state to add
additional context to an error report. But the function has a second
purpose: to get state for the purposes of checking whether the user has
opted into MetaMetrics. In this second case, `mostRecentRetrievedState`
is sometimes unset (which violates an assumption made in #20529)
The `getMostRecentPersistedState` hook removed in #20529 has been
restored, ensuring that the `getSentryState` function returns Sentry
state after loading state for the first time, but before the first
error has occurred.
This mistake didn't cause e2e tests to fail because multiple errors are
currently thrown in the background upon initialization on `develop`
(relating to Snow scuttling). These errors were early enough that they
happened before the console logs that our breadcrumb test was testing
for. When #20529 was ported onto the v10.34.5 RC, these errors were not
present so the test failed correctly.
In the case where an error is thrown in the UI before initialization
has finished, we aren't capturing the application state correctly for
Sentry errors. We had a test case for this, but the test case was
broken due to a mistake in how the `network-store` was setup (it was
not matching the behavior of the real `local-tstore` module).
The pre-initialization state capture logic was updated to rely solely
upon the `localStore` instance used by Sentry to determine whether the
user had opted-in to metrics or not. This simplifies the logic a great
deal, removing the need for the `getMostRecentPersistedState` state
hook. It also ensures that state is captured corretly pre-
initialization in both the background and UI.
In the case where an error is thrown in the UI before initialization
has finished, we aren't capturing the application state correctly for
Sentry errors. We had a test case for this, but the test case was
broken due to a mistake in how the `network-store` was setup (it was
not matching the behavior of the real `local-tstore` module).
The pre-initialization state capture logic was updated to rely solely
upon the `localStore` instance used by Sentry to determine whether the
user had opted-in to metrics or not. This simplifies the logic a great
deal, removing the need for the `getMostRecentPersistedState` state
hook. It also ensures that state is captured corretly pre-
initialization in both the background and UI.
* feat(action): github action to create bug report issue at RC cut
* feat(action): github action to close bug report issue once release is ready
* fix(action): replace main by master
* fix(action): create event does not support branch filter
* fix(action): indentation
* fix(action): actionlint erors
* fix(action): actionlint erors 2
* fix(action): actionlint erors 3
* fix(action): replace npm by yarn for consistency
