* mm-controller - dont overwrite existing rpc settings
* ui-networkDropdown - dont pass old network as chainId
* add methods preferencesController.updateRpc and metamaskController.updateAndSetCustomRpc
* use updateAndSetCustomRpc in settings to allow rpcs to be updated
* use new rpc as nickname if no nick name has been supplied
* fix update rpc method
* Refactor and fix styling for first time flow. Remove seed phrase from persisted metamask state
* Fix linting and tests
* Fix translations, initialization notice routing
* Fix drizzle tests
* Fix e2e tests
* Fix integration tests
* Fix styling
* Fix migration naming from 030 to 031
* Open extension in browser when user has not completed onboarding
* Use selector for state.metamask.accounts in all cases.
* Default to cached balance when selecting metamask accounts
* Adds the cached-balances controller
* Documentation and small codes fixes for #5843
Co-Authored-By: danjm <danjm.com@gmail.com>
* Fixed Vivek's bug
Fixes#5850
What was happening:
It seems that his MetaMask had crashed while some new transactions had
been loading defaults. He probably had a network connectivity issue to
Infura (which we are working with Infura to address).
As a result of this network cutout, his three unapproved transactions
were not marked failed, and were not marked as `loadingDefaults =
false`, as their gas prices had not yet been estimated.
Normally this behavior is supposed to clean itself up when the
transaction controller starts up, via the
`TransactionController._onBootCleanUp()` function, but in this case,
during unlock, that function was unable to do its job because when it
requested the transaction list, the current network was in the `loading`
state, making it proceed as if there were no pending transactions.
To fix this, I am doing two things:
- Setting transactions to loadingDefaults = false in more catch blocks.
- Calling `onBootCleanUp()` when the network store's status changes, so
that it will re-trigger when loading completes.
* Fixed reference
* Fixed infinite loop bug
Was refreshing the tx list on every tx state change instead of just
network changes, creating an infinite loop.
* Add notes to tx updates to clarify logs
Paul Bouchon
Chi Kei Chan
Graham Kaemmer
frankiebee
Whymarrh Whitby
S.C. Chen
Bruno Barbieri
Jenny Pollack
Alexander Tseung
Esteban Miño
Thomas Huang
brunobar79
Dan Miller
Michael - Blurpesec
Dan Finlay
Dan Finlay