1.10.15

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Summary by Sourcery

Add dapp client utilities to support explicit session configuration for EOA logins and bump package versions accordingly.

New Features:

• Introduce typed helpers for constructing explicit session configurations, including duration, permissions, and native token spending limits, in the dapp client utilities.

Enhancements:

• Re-export the value forwarder address constant from the dapp client utilities for easier consumer access.

Chores:

• Add a changeset to release patch updates across multiple @0xsequence packages related to the dapp client EOA login changes.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds explicit session configuration helpers to the dapp client utilities to support EOA login flows, including duration-based expiry, native token spending limits/recipients, and re-exports a value forwarder address, plus bumps patch versions via a changeset.

Class diagram for explicit session configuration helpers

classDiagram
  class SessionDuration {
    +number days
    +number hours
    +number minutes
  }

  class NativeTokenSpending {
    +bigint valueLimit
    +Address.Address[] allowedRecipients
  }

  class ExplicitSessionParams {
    +number chainId
    +SessionDuration expiresIn
    +Permission.Permission[] permissions
    +NativeTokenSpending nativeTokenSpending
  }

  class ExplicitSessionConfig {
    +number chainId
    +bigint valueLimit
    +bigint deadline
    +Permission.Permission[] permissions
  }

  class Permission {
  }

  class Address {
  }

  ExplicitSessionParams --> SessionDuration : expiresIn
  ExplicitSessionParams --> NativeTokenSpending : nativeTokenSpending
  ExplicitSessionParams --> Permission : permissions
  NativeTokenSpending --> Address : allowedRecipients
  ExplicitSessionConfig --> Permission : permissions

  class UtilsIndexModule {
    +createExplicitSessionConfig(params ExplicitSessionParams) ExplicitSessionConfig
  }

  UtilsIndexModule ..> ExplicitSessionParams
  UtilsIndexModule ..> ExplicitSessionConfig
  UtilsIndexModule ..> Permission
  UtilsIndexModule ..> Address

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce utilities for building explicit session configs with duration-based expiry and optional native token spending constraints.	Import ExplicitSessionConfig type from wallet-core, Permission from wallet-primitives, and Address from ox for type-safe session construction. Define SessionDuration, NativeTokenSpending, and ExplicitSessionParams types to describe session lifetime, value limits, and allowed native token recipients. Implement createExplicitSessionConfig to compute a deadline from a human-readable duration, validate presence of at least one permission, derive native token spending permissions per allowed recipient, and assemble the ExplicitSessionConfig object including chainId, valueLimit, deadline, and permissions.	packages/wallet/dapp-client/src/utils/index.ts
Expose value forwarder address and register changeset for patch releases across affected packages.	Re-export VALUE_FORWARDER_ADDRESS from the dapp client utils constants module to make it available to consumers. Add a changeset declaring patch bumps for multiple @0xsequence packages with a note about dapp client updates for EOA login.	packages/wallet/dapp-client/src/utils/index.ts .changeset/tiny-files-chew.md

Possibly linked issues

• 3.0.0-beta.9 #214: The PR adds createExplicitSessionConfig and related dapp-client changes that directly implement the issue’s described utilities.
• 3.0.0-beta.9 #220: PR directly implements the explicit session helper types, createExplicitSessionConfig, VALUE_FORWARDER_ADDRESS export, and associated package updates

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