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emitter address and caller address are inverted in events #4409
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emitter address and caller address are inverted
emitter address and caller address are inverted in events
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4421: Add tests and rename handler and data r=AurelienFT a=AurelienFT ## Important description This PR improves readability of the `AsyncMessage` structure, fix potential panics. ### Details : - Fix potential panic behaviour : Denom value of 0 was accepted in deserialisation - Fix problem function name in async message could be only u8::MAX size but the limit of length function is u16::MAX - Unify data limits of async message that represent the parameters of the function call with the limits of parameters of a normal call. The values was differents. - Wrong limit used for handler name in SetOrKeep serialisation - Renamed handler -> function - Renamed Data - > functions params - Remove from bootstrap async pool variables unused - Change excluded to included in max size of trigger datastore key to match the behaviour of the ledger datastore key limit ### Follow up that needs to be done In GRPC : - Rename handler -> function - Rename data -> function params On a more general note, I think we should make a changelog for the mainnet so that we could add breaking changes (but useful to be done now otherwise it will be a bigger mess) like this change and #4409 for example. `@Leo-Besancon` and `@damip` I let you decide on that. The `messages.rs` file now have 90% of line coverage and all min/max limit on serializer/deserializer are tested Co-authored-by: AurelienFT <aurelien.foucault@epitech.eu>
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