Wrap getMidenClient in withWasmClientLock in MidenProvider#143
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Wrap getMidenClient in withWasmClientLock in MidenProvider#143nikolaysamoil0ff wants to merge 1 commit into0xMiden:mainfrom
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Wraped the eager
getMidenClient()initialization in MidenProvider withwithWasmClientLockand added the correspondingimport from ../sdk/miden-client.According to CLAUDE.md, the Miden WASM client cannot handle concurrent access, and all interactions with it must be wrapped in
withWasmClientLock. Direct calls togetMidenClient()without the lock can lead to concurrency issues, including the documented Rust error:recursive use of an object detected which would lead to unsafe aliasing in rustSince MidenProvider performs eager initialization on app startup, this could overlap with other WASM operations (e.g. workers, AutoSync, frontend hooks) and cause race conditions.