Create _repr method in src/hiero_sdk_python/tokens/custom_fee.py #583
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👾 Description of the issue
Debugging CustomFixedFee is difficult because there is no repr or str method so it will be a python object
There is no way to tell about specific fields
💡 Solution
Add a def repr(self) -> str:
method
it should state basic attributes such as
class name
fee_collector_account_id
all_collectors_are_exempt
We then need to unit and integration test this (see README.md)
👩💻 Implementation
- add repr method in custom fee
- expand unit tests for custom_fee: tests/unit/test_custom_fee.py, tests/unit/test_custom_fee_limit.py
- expand examples/custom_fee.py
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- All tests pass
- Nothing else changes
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