feat: add isSmartWalletSignature parameter to signTypedData #1374
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Description
Adds support for the
isSmartWalletSignatureparameter in the SDK'ssignTypedDatamethod to allow users to get smart wallet signatures instead of the default signer signatures. Previously, this parameter was hardcoded tofalse, but the backend API already supports it.Changes made:
isSmartWalletSignature?: booleanparameter toSignTypedDataInputinterfaceEVMWallet.signTypedDatamethod to use the parameter instead of hardcodingfalsefalsefor backward compatibilityContext: This addresses Linear ticket WAL-6377 where users needed to get ERC6492-wrapped smart wallet signatures for permit2 compatibility testing.
Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/894691ae61ac40ddaf6cce140226d50b
Requested by: @jorge2393
Test plan
signTypedDatacalls continue to work unchanged (default behavior preserved)isSmartWalletSignature: truereturns smart wallet signatures (ERC6492-wrapped)Package updates
No package updates required - this is a feature addition using existing dependencies.
Human review checklist
🔍 Critical items to verify:
isSmartWalletSignatureparameter correctlysignTypedDatausagefalsewhen parameter omitted)