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v 0.1.0 Development #114
v 0.1.0 Development #114
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winsvega
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Nov 1, 2020
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- move expectException in blockchain filler outside of blockheader.
- allow ">=Frtontier" : {} inside blockheader in blockchain filler (individual overwrite)
- show trRaw data debug when failing a state test
- select tr by data label (in gtests) from cmd and expect section
- support data/value/gas index ranges in gtests expect section
- tx.nonce "auto" in bcTest fillers
- bugfix: color symbols corrected when output to console
- bugfix: remove comments when filling a single test file
- VMTests subfolder in GeneralStateTests
- labels in filled tests. "_info" section of filled test change for new tests
- warning debug when lllc compilation fails
- tx.access lists support in gtests and blockchain tests
- fix nonce from being size_t in state. acc.nonce > 2**64-1 is not allowed
- better debug around transactions failing in blockchain test generation
- vmTrace in blockchain tests (wip)
debug show missing storage records from expect section
export empty transaction lists support json array of array in state tests export accessLists as mirror array <> to data index array
add limit for nonce as 2**64
Yes, geth could not support RPC protocol. Besu did implement the RPC. The major issue I had with besu is client unstability as the client runs non stop all the tests via RPC and it crashes. On the other hand if I generate tests using transition tool, then all the blockchain logic is done on retesteth side thus not really able to test real blockchain logic on a client. You are welcome to implement either of methods (rpc or transition tool) I will be happy to support. |
Awesome, and thanks for your quick response! 👍 |