The default would have been min=0, max=0. This made any mint initialized with MintMeltLimits::default() to fail every mint and melt operation, because the amount was out of bounds.
- Replaced unwrap() calls with proper error handling using `?` operator.
- Added comments for better code understanding.
- Introduced a timeout mechanism to prevent infinite loops when checking the quote state.
- Ensured the main function returns a Result type for graceful error handling.
- Added descriptive comments to explain the functionality of each section in the code.
- Replaced unwrap() calls with proper error handling using `?` operator.
- Added comments for better code understanding.
- Managed the subscription mechanism properly to avoid potential issues with concurrent message handling.
- Ensured the main function returns a Result type for graceful error handling.
- Added descriptive comments to explain the functionality of each section in the code.
- Replaced unwrap() calls with proper error handling using `?` operator.
- Added comments for better code understanding.
- Managed the subscription mechanism properly to avoid potential issues with concurrent message handling.
- Ensured the main function returns a Result type for graceful error handling.
- Replaced unwrap() calls with proper error handling using `?` operator.
- Added comments for better code understanding.
- Managed the subscription mechanism properly to avoid potential issues with concurrent message handling.
- Ensured the main function returns a Result type for graceful error handling.
* Add ArcSwap to update Mint configuration at runtime
The main goal is to change settings without having multiple RwLock everywhere,
instead having ArcSwap to update the configuration without having access to a
mutable reference to the Mint.
This will allow the RPC Server, or any other medium to update the Mint without
minimum contention.
* Rename structs
* Move quote_ttl to the new config
* Fixed clippy issues
