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chore: bump @metmask/json-rpc-middleware and @metamask/eth-block-tracker #4806
chore: bump @metmask/json-rpc-middleware and @metamask/eth-block-tracker #4806
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Explanation
This PR bumps:
@metamask/json-rpc-middleware
from ^13.0.0to
^14.0.2`@metamask/eth-block-tracker
from ``^10.0.0to
^11.0.1`References
Changelog
@metamask/network-controler
@metmask/json-rpc-middleware
from^13.0.0
to^14.0.2
@metamask/eth-block-tracker
from^10.0.0
to^11.0.1
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