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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the Nebula application by integrating new user interface capabilities for 'Swap' and 'Approve' transactions, allowing users to interact with decentralized exchange functionalities directly within the app. Alongside this feature addition, a comprehensive update of project dependencies has been performed across several core packages, ensuring the codebase is up-to-date with the latest libraries and their improvements.

Highlights

• Nebula Swap and Approve UI: Introduced new UI components and logic within the Nebula application to support 'Swap' and 'Approve' transactions. This includes new data types for swap information, updated API handling for 'sign_swap' events, and dedicated cards for displaying and executing these transaction types.
• Dependency Upgrades: Performed a broad update of various dependencies across multiple packages, including major version bumps for @chakra-ui/cli, eslint, flexsearch, nextjs-toploader, shiki, @typescript-eslint/parser, and tailwindcss, ensuring the project uses the latest versions.
• Transaction Card Refactor: Refactored the ExecuteTransactionCard component to utilize a new shared utility (Swap/common.tsx) for handling transaction status and hash display, improving code reusability and maintainability for transaction-related UI.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (3)
  • .github/workflows/jekyll-gh-pages.yml
  • .github/workflows/nextjs.yml
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Code Review

This pull request introduces UI and backend support for 'Swap' and 'Approve' transactions within the Nebula application, alongside general dependency updates across several packages. Key changes include defining a new NebulaSwapData type, modifying message streaming and handling logic to differentiate between sign_transaction and sign_swap actions, and refactoring the chat message rendering to use dedicated components for these new transaction types. The review comments highlight a critical concern regarding the removal of data validation for incoming transaction and swap data, recommending the reintroduction of robust validation (e.g., using Zod) to prevent runtime errors from malformed external data. Additionally, a minor issue was noted where onTxSettled was incorrectly called in a transaction failure path, which needs to be corrected as it implies success.