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When a contract uses initOf on a child contract, Tact automatically stores the child contract code in a cell that gets added as a ref to the contract state, so there is no need to keep this:
Note that currently Tact uses a dictionary to store all the child contracts if it's just one contract. This will be improved as a follow-up to tact-lang/tact#1213.
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When a contract uses
initOf
on a child contract, Tact automatically stores the child contract code in a cell that gets added as a ref to the contract state, so there is no need to keep this:jetton/sources/jetton_minter.tact
Line 21 in bd4ac13
Note that currently Tact uses a dictionary to store all the child contracts if it's just one contract. This will be improved as a follow-up to tact-lang/tact#1213.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: