v2 signature decoding validates EIP-6492 signatures #177
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I think the overall idea is fine. Someone consuming these parts should perform the deployment first before attempting to execute them onchain. My only feedback is that 6492 signature parts shouldn’t return core.SignerSignature but instead something like core.Signer6492Signature or similar, and the returned struct should contain both the signature and the code to deploy the wallet. It could include either: a) The signature and deploy code, both decoded |
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Allows EIP6492 signature to be validated as a dynamic signature. Inner EIP1271 is then stripped from the signature and returned for wallet recovery.
Note: EIP6492 is not valid as a sequence wallet signature part. Deployment transactions are typically prepended to the bundle to allow the normal signature to validate. As this section of code is for config recovery and not validation I think using EIP6492 to include the deployment is valid usage. Returning the inner EIP1271 signature allows validation to proceed as normal.