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feat(graphql): Filter by affected address #19365
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We have some logic around the interaction between tx_kind
and signer
. Would that apply for affected address as well?
/// If we don't query a lookup table that has a denormalized sender column, we need to | ||
/// explicitly sp | ||
/// explicitly specify the sender. |
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even though this was my comment, it took me some time to wrap my head around this. I recall now that explicit_sender
is called when constructing the subqueries to determine whether to explicitly add a subquery against tx_senders
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## Description Add `TransactionBlockFilter.affectedAddress` as a way to filter transactions by their relationship to an address without worrying about what kind of relationship that is. ## Test plan TBD
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@lxfind -- the first staging test.
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(not completed)
Description
Add
TransactionBlockFilter.affectedAddress
as a way to filter transactions by their relationship to an address without worrying about what kind of relationship that is.Test plan
New E2E tests:
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