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@metamask/shield-controller 3.1.0
Added
Added AuthorizationList in transaction init and log requests for 7702 transactions. (#7246)
Changed
Move peer dependencies for controller and service packages to direct dependencies (#7209, #7220, #7236)
The dependencies moved are:
@metamask/signature-controller (^37.0.0)
@metamask/transaction-controller (^62.3.0)
In clients, it is now possible for multiple versions of these packages to exist in the dependency tree.
For example, this scenario would be valid: a client relies on @metamask/controller-a 1.0.0 and @metamask/controller-b 1.0.0, and @metamask/controller-b depends on @metamask/controller-a 1.1.0.
Note, however, that the versions specified in the client's package.json always "win", and you are expected to keep them up to date so as not to break controller and service intercommunication.
@metamask/subscription-controller 5.1.0
Changed
Removed minBalanceUSD field from the SubscriptionEligibility type. (#7248)
Updated submitShieldSubscriptionCryptoApproval to handle change payment method transaction if subscription already existed (#7231)
Bump @metamask/transaction-controller from ^62.0.0 to ^62.3.0 (#7215, #7220, #7236)
Move peer dependencies for controller and service packages to direct dependencies (#7209)
The dependencies moved are:
@metamask/profile-sync-controller (^27.0.0)
In clients, it is now possible for multiple versions of these packages to exist in the dependency tree.
For example, this scenario would be valid: a client relies on @metamask/controller-a 1.0.0 and @metamask/controller-b 1.0.0, and @metamask/controller-b depends on @metamask/controller-a 1.1.0.
Note, however, that the versions specified in the client's package.json always "win", and you are expected to keep them up to date so as not to break controller and service intercommunication.