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why are we using a button for a link?
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This was implemented the right way in safe-react... https://github.com/gnosis/safe-react/blob/development/src/components/EtherscanBtn/index.tsx
please pay more attention to semantics of html elements you're using
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also, these are components library, we shouldn't put any logic there |
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Why this couldn't be just
const etherscanLink = `https://${getNetwork(network)}etherscan.io/${type}/${value}`
I've seen multiple places where you define value as const getValue = () => value and then use the function in render method and always wanted to ask this
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right, it was used for the button, now that we are using a link, it's no needed.
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