feat(pyth-lazer-publisher-sdk): Add Public key to Transactions #2700
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Riateche
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for my information, what is the side effect of changing these numbers?
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It changes the wire format so once the protocol is in use we should never change it. While we're prototyping it doesn't really matter.
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Summary
Adds public key to transacitons. Expanded signature format to support a much greater set of possible signatures.
Rationale
We are eliminating access tokens in pyth lazer so we need publishers to send public keys to establish identity.
How has this been tested?