Personally I am used to and I see .create() more fit in the context of unit testing. What was the reason for this change?
I'm asking because I've been bit by instances where I'm only changing the test (and not the contract) and I was getting wrong results because of initial funding and/or previous state/boxes in the previous deployment.
I've noticed the switch from
.create()
toPersonally I am used to and I see
.create()
more fit in the context of unit testing. What was the reason for this change? I'm asking because I've been bit by instances where I'm only changing the test (and not the contract) and I was getting wrong results because of initial funding and/or previous state/boxes in the previous deployment.