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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates a series of updates aimed at refining the Google Wallet integration, particularly by expanding its error handling capabilities with new TapAndPay status codes. It also significantly enhances the usability of the mock wallet applications by enabling dynamic input for App2App simulation, moving away from static test data. Additionally, routine dependency updates and a package version increment ensure the project remains current and stable.

Highlights

• Google Wallet Error Codes: Added a comprehensive set of new TapAndPay status codes and their corresponding descriptive error messages to enhance error handling and reporting within the Google Wallet implementation.
• Mock Application Enhancements: Improved the mock applications for both Google Wallet and Samsung Wallet by introducing a configurable input field for simulating App2App data, replacing previously hardcoded values and allowing for more flexible testing.
• Dependency Updates: Updated several project dependencies, including js-yaml, tar, and @isaacs/brace-expansion, and introduced minizlib to ensure the project uses the latest stable versions and benefits from potential bug fixes or performance improvements.
• Package Version Bump: Incremented the main package version from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2, reflecting the accumulation of these development changes.
• Code Formatting: Removed redundant blank lines in GoogleWalletImplementation.kt and GoogleWalletMock.kt to improve code readability and consistency.
• Mock Module Extensions: Extended the mock Google Wallet and Samsung Wallet modules with setLogListener and removeLogListener functions, providing more control over logging in test environments.

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Changelog

• android/src/googleWallet/java/com/builders/wallet/googletapandpay/GoogleWalletImplementation.kt
  • Removed redundant blank lines.
• android/src/googleWallet/java/com/builders/wallet/googletapandpay/util/ErrorCode.kt
  • Added new TapAndPay status codes and their corresponding error messages.
• android/src/main/java/com/builders/wallet/googletapandpay/GoogleWalletMock.kt
  • Removed redundant blank lines.
• example/yarn.lock
  • Updated js-yaml and tar versions.
  • Added minizlib dependency.
• google-wallet-app-mock/app/src/main/java/com/google/android/gms_mock/MainActivity.kt
  • Introduced a configurable input field for simulated App2App data.
  • Updated the simulation logic to use the new input field.
  • Removed hardcoded simulated data generation.
• package.json
  • Updated the package version to 1.1.2.
• samsung-wallet-app-mock/app/src/main/java/com/samsung/android/spay_mock/MainActivity.kt
  • Introduced a configurable input field for simulated App2App data.
  • Removed hardcoded simulated data generation.
  • Updated the simulation logic to use the new input field.
• src/tests/mocks/index.ts
  • Added new TAP_AND_PAY error codes to mockGoogleWalletConstants.
  • Added setLogListener and removeLogListener to mock Google and Samsung Wallet modules.
• src/google-wallet.ios.ts
  • Added new TAP_AND_PAY error codes to iOS_STUB_CONSTANTS.
• src/types/google-wallet.types.ts
  • Extended GoogleWalletConstants interface with new TAP_AND_PAY error codes and their descriptions.
• yarn.lock
  • Updated tar and @isaacs/brace-expansion versions.

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Code Review

Este pull request aprimora principalmente os aplicativos de mock para Google e Samsung Wallets, permitindo a entrada dinâmica de dados para testes, o que é uma ótima melhoria para a flexibilidade de desenvolvimento. Ele também inclui várias atualizações de dependência e adiciona novas constantes da API do Google Wallet. No entanto, há um problema crítico na implementação do mock do Samsung Wallet, onde a lógica de simulação App2App foi alterada incorretamente. A simulação não codifica mais o payload JSON em Base64, conforme exigido pelo fluxo do Samsung Wallet, o que fará com que os testes com este mock falhem. Uma correção é sugerida para restaurar a lógica de codificação correta, mantendo a nova flexibilidade de entrada.