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Unify fallible and non fallible instantiate methods #1591
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Looks interesting 👀
crates/env/src/api.rs
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where | ||
E: Environment, | ||
Args: scale::Encode, | ||
Salt: AsRef<[u8]>, | ||
ContractError: scale::Decode, | ||
R: InstantiateResult<R>, | ||
ContractRef: FromAccountId<E>, |
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Why not use the E::AccountId
type directly?
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I did start with that, but would have had to implement some map
capability that does id
e.g. AccountId -> AccountId
and AccountId -> Result<(), AccountId>
and it was slightly tricky. Maybe possible but thought it was easier just to call FromAccountId
in place to get the thing working.
crates/env/src/engine/mod.rs
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let contract_err = <<R as InstantiateResult<ContractStorage>>::Error | ||
as scale::Decode>::decode(out_return_value)?; | ||
let err = <R as InstantiateResult<ContractStorage>>::err(contract_err); | ||
Ok(Ok(err)) |
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nit: I'd use the typedefs here to make it more clear as to which Result
is which
Ok(Ok(err)) | |
EnvResult::Ok(ConstructorResult::Ok(err)) |
crates/env/src/engine/mod.rs
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let contract_err = <<R as InstantiateResult<ContractStorage>>::Error | ||
as scale::Decode>::decode(out_return_value)?; | ||
let err = <R as InstantiateResult<ContractStorage>>::err(contract_err); |
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let err = <R as InstantiateResult<ContractStorage>>::err(contract_err); | |
let contract_err = <R as InstantiateResult<ContractStorage>>::err(contract_err); |
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/// fn main() {} | ||
/// ``` | ||
pub trait ContractEnv { |
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These traits have just been copied from ink::reflect
so we can use them here in ink_env
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There's still a couple things I want to review, but in general it's looking good 👍
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ pub mod constructors_return_value { | |||
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/// A constructor which reverts and fills the output buffer with an erronenously encoded | |||
/// A constructor which reverts and fills the output buffer with an erroneously encoded |
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Lol, awkward that this was spelt erroneously 😅
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/// fn main() {} | ||
/// ``` | ||
pub trait ContractEnv { |
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Not related to this PR, but I don't really understand why we don't use the Environment
trait directly. E.g why not have T: Environment
instead of going through this extra wrapper?
Fixes some inconsistent errors between Clippy and `rustc`
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Thanks for cleaning up the API, looks much better now!
Context: #1512 (comment)
Since #1512
CreateBuilder
has 4 differentinstantiate
methods:instantiate
instantiate_fallible
try_instantiate
try_instantiate_faillble
The use case for this is when we have a "fallible" constructor which returns a
Result
e.g.In order to invoke this from another contract, the following is required:
Some issues with this approach:
instantiate
to call based on the return type of the constructor. Granted it should not compile with the wrong one, but still will cause some friction.instantiate
method.This PR unifies the
instantaite
andinstantiate_fallible
versions of each method call, such that the user only needs to callinstantiate
orinstantiate_fallible
, and theCreateBuilder
method will return eitherResult<ContranctRef>
or plainContractRef
, depending on the actual return type of the constructor.See this UI test for the variations of constructor return types.