Feat(deps): Upgrade to Aptos version 1.39.2#585
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Upgrade to Aptos dependencies to node version 1.39.2. This gives access to new Move language types (e.g. closures and signed integers). There were many breaking changes to the MoveVM API in the versions since our last upgrade. To keep the changes in our own code as small as possible (though this is still a large PR), I re-introduced some of the concepts that were removed from the Aptos code (e.g.
Sessiontype and including changes to modules in theChangestype).Changes
ModuleResolvertrait withModuleBytesStorageAllAccountChangestype which keeps track of module changes in the same way thatAccountChangesused to in the old Aptos code.Changestype which uses the newAllAccountChangesinternally.RuntimeContextandSession, which serve the same purpose as the originalSessiondid in the old Aptos code.aptos.mrbwith latest framework contracts.Testing
Notes
Some new Aptos features are not completely implemented in this PR. We don't make use of these features in any of our code so this is fine for now, but we may need to revisit this in the future when we have Move developers on the platform. For example, I created an issue for the new monotonically increasing counter native.