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Maybe we need to do the same with the other cases
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There's only one additional case,
RETRIEVE_LISTENING_ADDRESSES
, and I think it's needed there because the result ofgetMultiaddresses()
is a sequence, so we need to convert the sequence to a string. However, I'm not sure why it was implemented this way and not just used the$
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I'll go ahead and merge this change, and once we get to the usage of
RETRIEVE_LISTENING_ADDRESSES
will revisit if the%*
is necessary or not, but their case is definitely different and makes more sense