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JSON ABIs are an anti-pattern because they have fallible resolution steps before every encoding
we would prefer the user resolve an entire DynInterface at once, and then reference parts of it
hmmm. I think that if users are keeping the json representation in memory and passing it around, that's generally an anti-pattern, right? I see these traits as convenience functions for one-off things and to patch functionality holes, not as core API. `Dyn____` is our in-memory representation of ABI information, and greedily resolving a `JsonAbi` into a `DynAbi` is the longterm officially-recommended path
JSON ABIs are an anti-pattern because they have fallible resolution steps before every encoding
we would prefer the user resolve an entire
DynInterface
at once, and then reference parts of itOriginally posted by @prestwich in #632 (comment)
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