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Hello @Dargon789, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces version 1.9.17 across all @0xsequence packages. The core enhancement in this release is the integration of the xr-sepolia network, which broadens the supported network environments for the Sequence ecosystem. This update ensures that all dependent modules are aligned with the latest version and network capabilities.

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  • Version Update: All @0xsequence packages have been updated to version 1.9.17.
  • XR-Sepolia Network Support: The xr-sepolia network has been added across relevant packages, expanding network compatibility for the Sequence ecosystem.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces version 1.9.17 across all packages, primarily to incorporate the new xr-sepolia network. The versioning seems consistent. However, I've identified a recurring issue with the changelog generation. Many packages have a changelog entry for "network: add xr-sepolia", even though this change is specific to the @0xsequence/network package. This makes the changelogs for other packages inaccurate and potentially confusing for developers. I've left a couple of specific comments highlighting this. It would be beneficial to adjust the release process to ensure changelog entries are specific to the changes within each package.


### Patch Changes

- network: add xr-sepolia

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This changelog entry seems to be incorrect for the @0xsequence/abi package. The change "network: add xr-sepolia" appears to belong to the @0xsequence/network package. This package, @0xsequence/abi, does not seem to have any direct changes related to adding a network, as it has no dependencies. It's likely this version bump is for dependency alignment. The changelog message should accurately reflect the changes within this specific package, or indicate that it's a version bump for dependency compatibility.

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