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@Serhii-Borodenko Serhii-Borodenko commented May 31, 2024

Issue Number (if Applicable): Fixes #

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Fixed displaying BTC/LTC/BCH wallets master keys. Added support for displaying P2WPKH key types.

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  • Initial Manual Tests Passed
  • Double check modified code and verify it with the feature/task requirements
  • Format code
  • Look for code duplication
  • Clear naming for variables and methods

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Looks good!

Asides the comment on a little documentation on the key type enums, it's good to go from my end

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enum PrivateKeyType { xprv, zprv, yprv, Yprv, tprv, uprv, Uprv, vprv, Vprv }

enum PublicKeyType { xpub, zpub, ypub, Ypub, tpub, upub, Upub, vpub, Vpub }

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Can we add a short documentation here giving a short summary on the private and public key types in the respective enums?

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