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chore: bump the gas multiplier #571

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@deividaspetraitis deividaspetraitis commented Nov 29, 2024

Bumps the gas multiplier on our claim bot, seem to be running out of gas a bit

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced gas estimation during transaction simulations with an increased adjustment factor.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved accuracy of gas calculations for transaction simulations.

Bumps the gas multiplier on our claim bot, seem to be running out of gas a bit
@deividaspetraitis deividaspetraitis merged commit 2fc19e2 into v27.x Nov 29, 2024
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The changes involve a modification to the SimulateMsgs method within the txGasCalulator struct in the msg_simulator.go file. The gas adjustment factor used during transaction simulation has been increased from 1.05 to 1.15. This change affects the estimated gas calculations for transactions, while the PriceMsgs method remains unchanged but relies on the updated gas adjustment. The overall structure and functionality of the MsgSimulator interface and its implementations are preserved.

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domain/cosmos/tx/msg_simulator.go Modified the gas adjustment factor in SimulateMsgs from 1.05 to 1.15; no changes to method signatures.

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