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When using a composer action in a cast reply, is it possible to get the cast hash of the OP cast the composer action is used on?

ok I think it is possible (https://warpcast.notion.site/Draft-Composer-Actions-7f2b8739ee8447cc8a6b518c234b1eeb)
But is there a way to test it? There is no way to inject a parent hash from the Composer Action Playground

Yep that’s been removed from the dev playground as parent hash is not part of the return data anymore

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yeah, I am still confused about that. @horsefacts.eth mentioned that `parentHash` is removed and the docs I linked say it in the change log too.

But there is still `parent` as part of the state in the docs, which I assumed is different?

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📢 Composer actions PSA: deprecating parentHash 

We're removing the parentHash attribute from composer action responses and instead will always use the original cast's parent hash. 

This has been a pain point and source of bugs for some composer actions: if a parent hash is present in the original cast but the action doesn't pass it through, it clobbers the original and appears as a root cast. This is pretty weird behavior and it makes more sense to just preserve the original.

For now we'll just ignore any extra attributes in cast action responses, but will start validating this more strictly a few days from now.

I've updated the draft spec doc and added a changelog at the bottom: https://warpcast.notion.site/Draft-Composer-Actions-7f2b8739ee8447cc8a6b518c234b1eeb
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> We're removing the parentHash attribute from composer action responses and instead will always use the original cast's parent hash.

yeah, it sounds like it is different

> We're removing the parentHash attribute from composer action responses and instead will always use the original cast's parent hash.

yeah, it sounds like it is different
https://warpcast.com/horsefacts.eth/0x98185a2f

from responses yeah, but you still get it sent to you. that's why it's part of the state.

it's only removed from the window.parent.... call