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feat(community): add MsgUpdateParams for governance #1745
feat(community): add MsgUpdateParams for governance #1745
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Do you think it's worth using an error defined in the community module (or a generic one like sdk.ErrUnauthorized) instead of the gov one?
Removing the govtypes import would avoid coupling to the gov module (making it easier to swap out gov for another implementation). Also the authority doesn't strictly need to be the gov module account but the error message implies it should be.
Downsides are that it would differ from the sdk modules, which use the gov error.
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Hmm I think for now we can be consistent with other modules -- if we switch out gov later then we should also be able to update the error response then, assuming a gov switchout is a significant breaking change