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Currently we always initialize the signer, even if we are not going to sign anything. Especially when using a Ledger this can be confusing, because it confirms the signer address, so you get Ledger activity even for read-only operations.
Aside from that, it should be possible to run the read-only commands without having a key at all.
Maybe we can add the signer to the client lazily?
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Currently we always initialize the signer, even if we are not going to sign anything. Especially when using a Ledger this can be confusing, because it confirms the signer address, so you get Ledger activity even for read-only operations.
Aside from that, it should be possible to run the read-only commands without having a key at all.
Maybe we can add the signer to the client lazily?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: