Enable KeyList Support in HTS Precompile #1069
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| IHederaTokenService.TokenKey memory key = IHederaTokenService.TokenKey({ | ||
| keyType: KeyType.SUPPLY, | ||
| key: KeyList({ |
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Q: Are we aiming to support both KeyList and Threshold key types? I can see only KeyList mentioned but this example is using a Threshold type for the KeyList.
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Enable KeyList Support in HTS updateTokenKeys Precompile
This update adds support for using complex keys (
KeyLists) within theupdateTokenKeysHTS precompile function, allowing developers to set token keys with multiple signatories directly in smart contracts. While complex keys are supported in the SDK, this enhancement allows on-chain token management with multi-signature and threshold-controlled permissions, expanding flexibility for applications requiring decentralized control over token keys.