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… `Result<Option<T>>` (#143) # Resolved Issues working towards #29 syncs changes with hyperdrive when the version bumped from `1.0.11` to `1.0.12`. # Description The solvency checkers used to return `Option<T>`, but were later updated to return `Result<Option<T>>` so they could handle underlying function calls that returned `Resault<T>`. This leads to downstream checks that are confusing at best, and wrong at worst. For example, something like this in `short/max.rs`: ```rs let mut best_valid_max_bond_amount = match self.solvency_after_short(max_bond_amount, checkpoint_exposure)? { Some(_) => max_bond_amount, None => fixed!(0), }; ``` is meant as a sanity check on `max_bond_amount` and should not cause the calling function to fail. However the `?` operator would indeed cause failure even though the call is wrapped in a match statement. Updating it to ```rs let mut best_valid_max_bond_amount = match self.solvency_after_short(max_bond_amount, checkpoint_exposure) { Ok(_) => max_bond_amount, Err(_) => fixed!(0), }; ``` means that we don't care _why_ or _where_ the solvency check failed. Any underlying failure leads to assigning the value to 0, and a complete success leads to assigning it to the variable being checked. Note: I had to increase the tolerance for the trade amount delta in `fuzz_error_open_short_max_txn_amount`. The previous amount was already absurdly high, though, so either the test or the thing it's testing (max short & open short) is not working. I am actively investigating this in the process of completing #29. Given this, I think the tolerance increase is acceptible.
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