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## **Description**

Fix `TypeError: Failed to execute 'dispatchEvent' on 'EventTarget':
parameter 1 is not of type 'Event'` crash caused by the `CloseEvent`
polyfill in `shim.js` using `event-target-shim`'s `Event` class instead
of React Native's own `Event` class. When `@nktkas/rews` (Hyperliquid
SDK WebSocket transport) dispatches a `CloseEvent` on the native
WebSocket, RN's `dispatchEvent` validates `event instanceof RNEvent` —
which failed because `event-target-shim` provides a different `Event`
class.

Replaced `event-target-shim` globals with React Native's own `Event`,
`EventTarget`, `CloseEvent`, and `MessageEvent` classes so all
`instanceof` checks pass consistently.

## **Changelog**

CHANGELOG entry: Fixed a crash caused by CloseEvent dispatch on
WebSocket failing instanceof validation

## **Related issues**

Fixes:
[TAT-3223](https://consensyssoftware.atlassian.net/browse/TAT-3223)

## **Manual testing steps**

```gherkin
Feature: CloseEvent dispatch on native WebSocket

  Scenario: CloseEvent is dispatched on native WebSocket without error
    Given the app is running with Hyperliquid SDK active

    When a WebSocket connection is closed while in CONNECTING state
    Then no TypeError is thrown
    And the CloseEvent is dispatched successfully
```

## **Screenshots/Recordings**

State-only fix: no visual evidence needed. Both ACs proven via CDP eval
(CloseEvent dispatch success) and lint:tsc (no TS errors).

## **Pre-merge author checklist**

- [x] I've followed [MetaMask Contributor
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## **Validation Recipe**

<details>
<summary>recipe.json</summary>

```json
{
  "pr": "TAT-3223",
  "title": "CloseEvent dispatchEvent on native WebSocket must not throw TypeError",
  "jira": "TAT-3223",
  "acceptance_criteria": [
    "CloseEvent dispatched on native WebSocket must not throw TypeError",
    "No new TypeScript errors introduced by the fix"
  ],
  "validate": {
    "static": ["yarn lint:tsc"],
    "workflow": {
      "pre_conditions": ["wallet.unlocked"],
      "entry": "ac1-eval-closeevent-dispatch",
      "nodes": {
        "ac1-eval-closeevent-dispatch": {
          "action": "eval_sync",
          "expression": "(function() { try { var ws = new WebSocket('wss://echo.websocket.org'); var ce = new CloseEvent('close', {code: 1006, reason: '', wasClean: false}); ws.dispatchEvent(ce); ws.close(); return JSON.stringify({success: true, error: null}); } catch(e) { return JSON.stringify({success: false, error: e.message}); } })()",
          "assert": { "operator": "eq", "field": "success", "value": true },
          "next": "ac1-eval-closeevent-props"
        },
        "ac1-eval-closeevent-props": {
          "action": "eval_sync",
          "expression": "(function() { var ce = new CloseEvent('close', {code: 1006, reason: 'test', wasClean: true}); return JSON.stringify({type: ce.type, code: ce.code, reason: ce.reason, wasClean: ce.wasClean}); })()",
          "assert": {
            "all": [
              { "operator": "eq", "field": "code", "value": 1006 },
              { "operator": "eq", "field": "reason", "value": "test" },
              { "operator": "eq", "field": "wasClean", "value": true }
            ]
          },
          "next": "ac1-eval-messageevent-dispatch"
        },
        "ac1-eval-messageevent-dispatch": {
          "action": "eval_sync",
          "expression": "(function() { try { var ws = new WebSocket('wss://echo.websocket.org'); var me = new MessageEvent('message', {data: 'hello'}); ws.dispatchEvent(me); ws.close(); return JSON.stringify({success: true, error: null}); } catch(e) { return JSON.stringify({success: false, error: e.message}); } })()",
          "assert": { "operator": "eq", "field": "success", "value": true },
          "next": "setup-done"
        },
        "setup-done": {
          "action": "end",
          "status": "pass"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
```

</details>

## **Recipe Workflow**

<details>
<summary>workflow.mmd</summary>

```mermaid
graph TD
    ac1-eval-closeevent-dispatch["ac1-eval-closeevent-dispatch<br/>eval_sync: CloseEvent dispatch on native WS"]
    ac1-eval-closeevent-props["ac1-eval-closeevent-props<br/>eval_sync: Verify CloseEvent properties"]
    ac1-eval-messageevent-dispatch["ac1-eval-messageevent-dispatch<br/>eval_sync: MessageEvent dispatch on native WS"]
    setup-done["setup-done<br/>end: pass"]

    ac1-eval-closeevent-dispatch --> ac1-eval-closeevent-props
    ac1-eval-closeevent-props --> ac1-eval-messageevent-dispatch
    ac1-eval-messageevent-dispatch --> setup-done
```

</details>


[TAT-3223]:

https://consensyssoftware.atlassian.net/browse/TAT-3223?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiNWRkNTljNzYxNjVmNDY3MDlhMDU5Y2ZhYzA5YTRkZjUiLCJwIjoiZ2l0aHViLWNvbS1KU1cifQ

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---

> [!NOTE]
> **Medium Risk**
> Touches app bootstrap polyfills used by Hyperliquid WebSockets; low
blast radius but wrong globals could break perps connectivity at
runtime.
> 
> **Overview**
> Fixes a **Hyperliquid / perps WebSocket crash** where `dispatchEvent`
rejected `CloseEvent` because polyfilled events did not pass React
Native’s `instanceof Event` check.
> 
> **`shim.js`** stops using **`event-target-shim`** and hand-rolled
`CloseEvent` / `MessageEvent` constructors. When globals are missing, it
assigns React Native’s own **`Event`**, **`EventTarget`**,
**`CloseEvent`**, and **`MessageEvent`** from RN private web API modules
so events dispatched by `@nktkas/rews` match what RN’s WebSocket
`EventTarget` expects.
> 
> **`event-target-shim`** is removed from **`package.json`** / lockfile.
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[TAT-3223]:
https://consensyssoftware.atlassian.net/browse/TAT-3223?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiNWRkNTljNzYxNjVmNDY3MDlhMDU5Y2ZhYzA5YTRkZjUiLCJwIjoiZ2l0aHViLWNvbS1KU1cifQ
[TAT-3223]:
https://consensyssoftware.atlassian.net/browse/TAT-3223?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiNWRkNTljNzYxNjVmNDY3MDlhMDU5Y2ZhYzA5YTRkZjUiLCJwIjoiZ2l0aHViLWNvbS1KU1cifQ

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## **Description**

Add the `[7.78.1]` section to `CHANGELOG.md` for the `v7.78.1` OTA
hotfix.



## **Changelog**

CHANGELOG entry: null

## **Related issues**

Fixes:


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OTA hotfix: branch `release/7.78.1-ota`.

- Native semver and build version are **not** bumped.
- `OTA_VERSION` in `app/constants/ota.ts` is `v7.78.1`.
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- See [`trace()`](/app/util/trace.ts) for usage and
[`addToken`](/app/components/Views/AddAsset/components/AddCustomToken/AddCustomToken.tsx#L274)
for an example

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# feat(predict): add predictHomeRedesign feature flag and selector

## **Description**

Part of the **PRED-834 — IA & Navigation Overhaul** epic.

This PR adds a standalone, version-gated remote feature flag
`predictHomeRedesign` so the redesigned Predict homepage/feed IA can be
rolled out independently from the PRED-835 portfolio work.

**Reason for the change:** PRED-834 (homepage/feed IA) and PRED-835
(portfolio module) need separate rollout controls. Reusing the existing
`predictPortfolio` flag would couple the two efforts; a dedicated flag
keeps them independently gated.

**What it does:**
- Adds a new Predict feature flag shaped as `{ enabled: boolean;
minimumVersion: string }` (a standard `VersionGatedFeatureFlag`),
defaulting to disabled.
- Resolves it through the existing Predict feature flag pipeline and
exposes a selector, mirroring the existing `predictPortfolio` flag
one-for-one.
- No routing or UI changes: nothing consumes the selector yet. The
redesigned homepage shell and the market-list route mount land in the
follow-up PRED-834 ticket. As a result, existing Predict UI is unchanged
while the flag is disabled (the default).

**Scope / constraints:**
- Does **not** reuse the PRED-835 `predictPortfolio` flag; that module
remains separately gated by `predictPortfolio.enabled`.
- No `DEFAULT_*` constant added (consistent with `predictPortfolio`);
the `{ enabled: false, minimumVersion: '' }` default is handled by the
resolver's fallback-to-`false` plus version gating.

### Changes

- `app/components/UI/Predict/types/flags.ts` — added
`predictHomeRedesignEnabled: boolean` to the `PredictFeatureFlags`
interface.
- `app/components/UI/Predict/utils/resolvePredictFeatureFlags.ts` —
resolves `predictHomeRedesignEnabled` via
`resolveVersionGatedBooleanFlag(flags.predictHomeRedesign)` and returns
it.
- `app/components/UI/Predict/selectors/featureFlags/index.ts` — added
`selectPredictHomeRedesignEnabledFlag`.
- `app/components/UI/Predict/utils/resolvePredictFeatureFlags.test.ts` —
added default expectation + `predictHomeRedesignEnabled` resolution
tests.
- `app/components/UI/Predict/selectors/featureFlags/index.test.ts` —
added `selectPredictHomeRedesignEnabledFlag` selector tests.

## **Changelog**

CHANGELOG entry: null

<!-- Not end-user-facing: flag plumbing only, no observable behavior
until the follow-up shell ticket wires a consumer. -->

## **Related issues**

Refs: PRED-834

## **Manual testing steps**

```gherkin
Feature: predictHomeRedesign feature flag

  Scenario: Flag disabled by default leaves existing Predict UI unchanged
    Given the predictHomeRedesign remote flag is absent or disabled
    When the user opens the Predict tab
    Then the existing Predict feed renders exactly as before

  Scenario: Selector returns false by default
    Given no predictHomeRedesign remote config is present
    When selectPredictHomeRedesignEnabledFlag is evaluated
    Then it returns false

  Scenario: Malformed remote config falls back to disabled
    Given the predictHomeRedesign remote flag has an invalid shape
    When selectPredictHomeRedesignEnabledFlag is evaluated
    Then it returns false

  Scenario: Minimum-version gating
    Given the predictHomeRedesign flag is enabled with a minimumVersion above the app version
    When selectPredictHomeRedesignEnabledFlag is evaluated
    Then it returns false
```

Automated coverage (run locally):

```bash
yarn jest \
  app/components/UI/Predict/utils/resolvePredictFeatureFlags.test.ts \
  app/components/UI/Predict/selectors/featureFlags/index.test.ts
```

Result: 2 suites passed, 124 tests passed.

## **Screenshots/Recordings**

N/A — no user-facing UI changes (flag has no consumer yet).

### **Before**

N/A

### **After**

N/A

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> 
> **Overview**
> Adds a **standalone, version-gated** remote flag `predictHomeRedesign`
so the Predict homepage/feed IA (PRED-834) can roll out
**independently** of `predictPortfolio` (PRED-835).
> 
> The flag is wired through the existing Predict pipeline:
`predictHomeRedesignEnabled` on `PredictFeatureFlags`, resolution via
`resolveVersionGatedBooleanFlag(flags.predictHomeRedesign)` (defaults to
**false**), and `selectPredictHomeRedesignEnabledFlag`. Tests mirror
`predictPortfolio` (missing, disabled, malformed, version gate,
progressive rollout unwrap). **No UI or routing** consumes the selector
yet.
> 
> Also bumps **axios** from `^1.15.x` to **`^1.16.0`** in `package.json`
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## **Description**

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Fixes an issue where the marketing_consent notification pre-prompt could
be re-triggered during the same app session after the user turned
marketing consent off in Settings.

The pre-prompt is intended to behave as a startup flow. This change
latches the marketing consent value used for startup prompt resolution,
so once startup eligibility has resolved, later Redux updates from user
actions do not cause the prompt to appear unexpectedly.

Social-login marketing consent backfill is still respected as part of
startup resolution. If backfill is pending, the prompt waits for it to
clear, then decides once using the resolved consent value.

Risk
Low risk.

This change is scoped to usePushPrePromptVariant, which only decides
which notification pre-prompt variant to show. It does not change
notification registration, OS permission requests, Settings behavior,
analytics opt-in/out behavior, or persisted storage keys.

The change preserves existing behavior for the main paths:

Users without OS push permission still resolve to the push permission
prompt first.
Users who already saw the pre-prompt remain suppressed by
PUSH_PRE_PROMPT_SHOWN.
Users with marketing consent enabled do not see the marketing consent
prompt.
Users with marketing consent disabled at startup can still see the
one-time startup prompt if otherwise eligible.
Social-login users still wait for marketing consent backfill before the
marketing prompt decision is made.
The risk is low because the fix narrows when the marketing consent
prompt can appear rather than expanding eligibility. The only behavior
removed is the unintended mid-session re-trigger after Settings opt-out.

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CHANGELOG entry: Fixed an issue where the marketing consent notification
pre-prompt could reappear after turning marketing consent off in
Settings.

## **Related issues**

Fixes:

## **Manual testing steps**

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…urface shim (#30708)

## **Description**

Part of the pure-black dark mode rollout. The MMDS package's
`BottomSheet` paints `bg-default` internally, which collapses to `#000`
against the pure-black screen background when
`MM_PURE_BLACK_PREVIEW=true`.

Until the package ships its own pure-black-aware surface, every consumer
of the DS package `BottomSheet` now passes `twClassName={surfaceClass}`
(sourced from `useElevatedSurface()`). The hook returns `bg-default`
when the flag is off (no-op for current users) and `bg-section` under
pure-black dark mode.

50 files updated. No behavioral change with the flag off. Cleanup once
the package ships is mechanical: `grep -r
"useElevatedSurface\|surfaceClass" app/` → remove.

## **Changelog**

CHANGELOG entry: null

## **Related issues**

Fixes: https://consensyssoftware.atlassian.net/browse/TMCU-798

## **Manual testing steps**

```gherkin
Feature: MMDS BottomSheet surfaces stay visible under MM_PURE_BLACK_PREVIEW

  Scenario: A bottom sheet is opened under pure-black dark mode
    Given MM_PURE_BLACK_PREVIEW=true and the app is in dark mode

    When the user triggers any flow that opens an MMDS BottomSheet
    (e.g. Onboarding sign-in sheet, Address selector, Bridge price impact,
    Money transfer, Rewards opt-in, Perps tooltips, Ramp modals)

    Then the sheet panel renders an elevated surface (background.section)
    against the dimmed scrim, not a pure-black panel
    And dismissing/reopening the sheet preserves the elevation

  Scenario: Flag off — appearance unchanged
    Given MM_PURE_BLACK_PREVIEW is unset or false

    When the user opens any of the same sheets
    Then they render exactly as they do on main
```

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|
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|

### **Before**

`~`

### **After**

`~`

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> Flag-gated UI background classes only; no auth, transactions, or
data-path changes, and default builds remain visually unchanged.
> 
> **Overview**
> Adds a **pure-black preview stopgap** so MMDS `BottomSheet` panels
stay visually elevated when `MM_PURE_BLACK_PREVIEW=true` in dark mode
(where default sheet background would match a `#000` screen).
> 
> **`themeUtils`** documents `useElevatedSurface` /
`getElevatedSurfaceColor`: flag off → `bg-default` (unchanged); flag on
+ dark → `bg-alternative`; light mode unchanged.
> 
> **~50 call sites** import `useElevatedSurface`, set `const
surfaceClass = useElevatedSurface()`, and pass
**`twClassName={surfaceClass}`** on design-system `BottomSheet` (Bridge
batch-sell and alerts, Money sheets, Ramp modals/checkout,
Perps/Predict/Rewards, onboarding, address/SRP selectors, confirmations
pay-with and send alerts, NFT grid actions, etc.). Some files only
reorder imports alongside this wiring.
> 
> No product logic changes; behavior with the flag off should match
main.
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## **Description**
Remove OTA publishing and release-tag creation from the automated/Runway
CI flows. OTA updates are now published and tagged manually in Runway,
so CI only needs to detect OTA bumps (to skip native builds) and
otherwise build.

**Changes**

**auto-rc-ota-build-core.yml (Auto RC build/OTA core)**

- Removed the trigger-ota job (no longer pushes EAS OTA updates via
push-eas-update.yml).
- Removed the validate-ota-pr job (only existed to guard the OTA push).
- Removed the create-ota-production-tag job and the
create_production_ota_tag + ota_channel inputs.
- Kept OTA detection: resolve-context still runs and trigger-build
remains gated on ota_bump != 'true', so OTA-only branches skip the
native build instead of building.
- Tightened permissions from contents: write + actions: write +
pull-requests: read + id-token: write down to contents: read +
pull-requests: read + id-token: write.

**runway-ota-production.yml (Runway OTA Production)**

- Removed the create-ota-production-tag job — the v<OTA_VERSION> tag is
now created manually in Runway.
- Tightened permissions contents: write → contents: read (write was only
needed to push the tag).
- Updated header comment + source_branch input description.

**runway-create-ota-production-tag.yml**

Deleted — it was the reusable tag-creation workflow and is no longer
referenced by any caller after the changes above.


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## **Related issues**

Fixes:

## **Manual testing steps**

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to import wallets with many accounts and tokens
- [ ] I've instrumented key operations with Sentry traces for production
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[`addToken`](/app/components/Views/AddAsset/components/AddCustomToken/AddCustomToken.tsx#L274)
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> **Medium Risk**
> Changes release automation boundaries—OTA-only RC pushes will skip
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> 
> **Overview**
> CI no longer publishes EAS OTA updates or creates `v<OTA_VERSION>`
release tags; those steps move to manual Runway handling.
> 
> **`auto-rc-ota-build-core.yml`** drops `trigger-ota`,
`validate-ota-pr`, and `create-ota-production-tag`, plus inputs
`ota_channel` and `create_production_ota_tag`. It still runs
`resolve-context` and only runs native **`build.yml`** (and TestFlight
on iOS) when `ota_bump != 'true'`, so OTA-only commits skip binaries.
Permissions are reduced to `contents: read` (no tag push or workflow
dispatch for OTA).
> 
> **`runway-ota-production.yml`** still pushes production OTA via
`push-eas-update.yml` but no longer creates the production release tag.
**`runway-create-ota-production-tag.yml`** is deleted.
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