Use a deterministic address if none is provided in --dev mode #157
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馃摑 Summary
In dev mode (
--dev), If no keystore is mounted in the client,gethgenerates a random address as the validator and funded account.gethdoes not provide the private key of this funded account to make transactions. Normally, this is not a problem because a user can send a non-signedeth_sendTransactionwhich uses that funded account.However, the
eth_sendTransactionmethod was disabled in #34. Thus, if a node runs in dev mode without a keystone, no transactions can be mined ever.This PR fixes that issue by generating a deterministic address with a known private key as a validator/funded account. The address picked is the one generated by the mnemonic
test test test test test test test test test test test junkwhich is the same one used by foundry for this use case.馃摎 References