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Fix BasicSwap FakeRun Typo #10274
Fix BasicSwap FakeRun Typo #10274
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Super, thanks!
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Summary
This is a repeat of #10149. This change is fixing a minor typo, where a variable was referenced instead of a method.
Details and comments
I initially made changes directly on the main branch of my forked repository, and opened a PR from this branch. Instead, I should have first created a new branch from main, made my changes on this new branch, and then opened the PR from the new branch. This error led to conflicts with the upstream main branch, requiring me to reset and force push on main, which closed the original PR.
As far as I can tell, opening a new PR is the best practice for fixing this mistake.