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@ -694,6 +694,21 @@ export const signAndSendTransactions = (history, metaMetricsEvent) => { |
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addUnapprovedTransaction(usedTradeTxParams, 'metamask'), |
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) |
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dispatch(setTradeTxId(tradeTxMeta.id)) |
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// The simulationFails property is added during the transaction controllers
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// addUnapprovedTransaction call if the estimateGas call fails. In cases
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// when no approval is required, this indicates that the swap will likely
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// fail. There was an earlier estimateGas call made by the swaps controller,
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// but it is possible that external conditions have change since then, and
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// a previously succeeding estimate gas call could now fail. By checking for
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// the `simulationFails` property here, we can reduce the number of swap
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// transactions that get published to the blockchain only to fail and thereby
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// waste the user's funds on gas.
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if (!approveTxParams && tradeTxMeta.simulationFails) { |
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await dispatch(setSwapsErrorKey(SWAP_FAILED_ERROR)) |
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history.push(SWAPS_ERROR_ROUTE) |
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return |
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} |
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const finalTradeTxMeta = await dispatch( |
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updateTransaction( |
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{ |
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