In our liquidation reconstitution tests, when the vaults are reconstituted and liquidated, we expect the collateralAvailable value to be 31.414987. But, when we conduct tests with a3p, this value frequently shows up as 34.98999. In contrast, everything appears normal when we test against emerynet.
We need to investigate why there is a difference in the collateralAvailable values between the a3p and emerynet tests. One possibility is that some vaults linked to governance wallets might be causing this discrepancy. We need to confirm whether this is the case.
If we find that the governance wallets are the source of the issue, we must ensure that all vaults associated with these wallets are closed before starting the tests.
In our liquidation reconstitution tests, when the vaults are reconstituted and liquidated, we expect the
collateralAvailablevalue to be 31.414987. But, when we conduct tests with a3p, this value frequently shows up as 34.98999. In contrast, everything appears normal when we test against emerynet.We need to investigate why there is a difference in the
collateralAvailablevalues between the a3p and emerynet tests. One possibility is that some vaults linked to governance wallets might be causing this discrepancy. We need to confirm whether this is the case.If we find that the governance wallets are the source of the issue, we must ensure that all vaults associated with these wallets are closed before starting the tests.