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chore: constrain the connection input of sendTransaction to the minimum interface actually required #848

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The sendTransaction() method takes in a Connection from @solana/web3.js but actually requires very little of it; just commitment, sendRawTransaction(), and getLatestBlockhash().

In this PR we constrain the interface to exactly that and no more. This will make it easier to supply non @solana/web3.js implementations at that callsite, so long as they can fulfil the same contract.

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type BlockhashFetcher = (config?: {
commitment?: Commitment;
minContextSlot?: number;
}) => Promise<{ blockhash: string }>;

export interface ConnectionContext {
commitment?: Commitment;
getLatestBlockhash: BlockhashFetcher;
sendRawTransaction(
rawTransaction: Buffer | Uint8Array | Array<number>,
options?: SendOptions
): Promise<TransactionSignature>;
}

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Rebased. I still think this is worth doing. Are you opposed to this in any way @jordaaash?

@steveluscher steveluscher force-pushed the constrain-that-connection-interface branch from 8907d29 to a0ef497 Compare May 10, 2024 22:21
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