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Common: removed retired dev networks #1296
Common: removed retired dev networks #1296
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Hi there,
thanks for the PR! 😄
For the failing tx tests this is a bit laborious, but an upgrade is needed there. I also once stumbled upon this. This just needs a Common
instance with the london
HF activated, so this is not directly related to aleut
. The thing is: once you change the network there some comparison values in the tests will also change, e.g. the hash in the hash()
test case, since the hash function also takes the chain ID from the tx into account and the chain ID changes when the network changes.
So on these test cases you need to update - e.g. on the hash()
test - the expected hash to the new hash produced by signed.hash()
(for now you can assume that this new hash is correct).
Also note: please use a stable/lasting network (like mainnet
or rinkeby
) for replacement, if you use calaveras
(the new dev network) e.g., the test will need some adoption again further down the line once this network is again removed. 😋
Ok, hope this helps, let me know if you have questions.
@holgerd77 Thank you - that info was very helpful. I converted the failing |
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Cool, thanks for working this in so quickly, looks really good now, will merge.
Addresses #1294