chore: rebuild pnpm lockfile #2489
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cprussin
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| const c = chains.find(({ chain_name }) => chain_name === "osmosis"); | ||
| if (c === undefined) | ||
| throw new Error("Could not find Osmosis in chain registry"); | ||
| this.chain = c; |
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This whole block was warning because chain is a private variable that's never consumed, meaning none of this should be needed. Please someone who knows this package better -- please help take a look and make sure there's nothing hacky that's breaking the static analysis here and actually uses this in some unexpected way...
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Summary
This PR rebuilds the
pnpm-lock.yamlfile. The steps to do this are:git clean -fdx(reset the git repo to a fresh state)rm pnpm-lock.yamlpnpm ipnpm dedupeThis PR also includes some fixes for some packages whose dependencies moved without major version bumps, but which in fact included breaking changes.
Rationale
It's important to rebuild the pnpm lockfile occasionally for a few reasons:
package.jsonfilesWe haven't been able to do this for a while due to a myriad of dependency issues, but with #2488 , those dependency issues were resolved and we can now do this.
How has this been tested?