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Create e2e tests for ink contracts #167

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ashneverdawn opened this issue Mar 14, 2023 · 2 comments
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Create e2e tests for ink contracts #167

ashneverdawn opened this issue Mar 14, 2023 · 2 comments
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ashneverdawn commented Mar 14, 2023

With ink4, contracts can have special e2e tests. These tests test against a running chain (for example using zombienet)

  • Allow 3 currencies for smart contracts
  • Fund smart contract deployer with various tokens
  • Compile erc20 contract with solang, then deploy with swanky (1 pure erc20 token?)
  • Deploy ink smart contracts with swanky: (3 different wrapped tokens)
  • Call all chain extensions through smart contracts (need special contract to test edge cases not covered by our wrapper contracts?)
  • Chain extensions should be thoroughly tested to make sure to not only succeed when supposed to, but also fail when they should.
  • Need a test to prove that ERC20 and ink token wrapper contracts are interoperable. Perhaps need to deploy a uniswapv2 clone? or a simple amm. To make sure ink token behaves exactly the same as ERC20 token.

(Needs more info: exact list of tests to create)

@ashneverdawn ashneverdawn self-assigned this Mar 14, 2023
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@RustNinja please share your estimate or remove yourself from planning poker.

@ashneverdawn ashneverdawn changed the title Create script to test smart contracts and chain extensions Create e2e tests for ink contracts Apr 26, 2023
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ashneverdawn commented Jul 20, 2023

Closing this ticket, since our wrapper contracts have since been rewritten in Solidity, so we no longer have access to this e2e_test feature of ink4. Instead, we would use the wasm-deploy tool to deploy and call testing contracts, which will already be done as part of pendulum-chain/pendulum-solidity-wrapper#20 for the chain extensions and #225 for Nabla.

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