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Implemented the TokenConfigUpdateTransition in the sdk

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  • New Features
    • Introduced the ability to build and sign token configuration update transitions, allowing for more flexible management of token settings.
    • Added support for optional public notes, user fee increases, and additional settings when updating token configurations.

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A new Rust module has been introduced to the SDK, providing a builder struct for constructing and signing token configuration update state transitions. The builder encapsulates all necessary parameters and offers optional methods for additional settings, such as public notes and user fee increases. The core functionality is delivered via an asynchronous sign method, which prepares and signs the state transition. Additionally, the new module has been made publicly available by updating the parent module's exports.

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File(s) Change Summary
.../src/platform/transition/fungible_tokens/config_update.rs Added a new module with TokenConfigUpdateTransitionBuilder struct and associated builder/sign methods.
.../src/platform/transition/fungible_tokens/mod.rs Declared the new config_update module as public.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Builder as TokenConfigUpdateTransitionBuilder
    participant SDK
    participant Signer

    Client->>Builder: Initialize with contract, position, owner, etc.
    Client->>Builder: Optionally add public note, fee, settings
    Client->>Builder: Call sign(sdk, identity_public_key, signer, platform_version)
    Builder->>SDK: Retrieve identity contract nonce
    Builder->>Signer: Sign transition data
    Builder-->>Client: Return signed StateTransition or error
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In the warren of code, a builder appears,
To sign and prepare, allaying our fears.
With tokens and notes, and settings in tow,
It crafts a transition, ready to go.
Rusty paws tap keys, transitions take flight—
Another hop forward, all through the night!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/fungible_tokens/config_update.rs (1)

37-37: Documentation parameter mismatch.

The documentation mentions a distribution_type parameter which doesn't exist in the actual method signature. Please update the documentation to accurately reflect the parameters being used.

- /// * `distribution_type` - The token distribution type
+ /// * `update_token_configuration_item` - The token configuration changes
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packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/fungible_tokens/mod.rs (1)

5-5: Module addition looks good.

The config_update module has been properly added to the public exports in alphabetical order, making the new token configuration update functionality accessible to users of the SDK.

packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/fungible_tokens/config_update.rs (3)

49-50: TODO needs to be addressed.

There's a TODO comment about validating the token position, but no implementation. Consider adding validation logic before releasing this feature.

Since testing for this feature is pending, as mentioned in the PR description, please make sure to implement this validation and add appropriate tests before finalizing the PR.


123-157: Implementation of sign method looks good.

The sign method correctly:

  1. Calculates the token ID from the data contract ID and token position
  2. Retrieves the identity contract nonce asynchronously
  3. Creates a batch transition with all required parameters
  4. Returns the signed state transition

The error handling and optional parameter management is also implemented correctly.


18-158: Overall builder implementation is well-structured.

The builder pattern is implemented cleanly with:

  • A clear initialization method
  • Optional chainable methods for additional configuration
  • Proper documentation
  • Appropriate use of Rust idioms for handling optional values

This structure is consistent with other transition builders in the codebase and provides a flexible, user-friendly API for token configuration updates.

@QuantumExplorer QuantumExplorer added this to the v2.0.0 milestone Apr 17, 2025
@QuantumExplorer QuantumExplorer merged commit 80e0f06 into v2.0-dev Apr 17, 2025
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@QuantumExplorer QuantumExplorer deleted the feat/sdk-token-config-update branch April 17, 2025 21:42
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