Closed Flouse closed 10 months ago
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dev
is not a preceding identifier, why use this?
dev
is not a preceding identifier, why use this?
My plan is to test 0.3.0-dev interanl, and then bump to v0.3.0-beta later if everything goes well.
Do think 0.3.0-alpha
is better than 0.3.0-dev?
dev
is not a preceding identifier, why use this?My plan is to test 0.3.0-dev interanl, and then bump to v0.3.0-beta later if everything goes well.
Do think
0.3.0-alpha
is better than 0.3.0-dev?
If only want to do some internal tests, no need to release a version. A commit ID is enough or checkout a branch.
If only want to do some internal tests, no need to release a version. A commit ID is enough or checkout a branch.
web3_clientVersion
RPC and axon --version
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### **CI Usage** **Tip**: Check the CI you want to run below, and then comment `/run-ci`. **CI Switch** - [x] Web3 Compatible Tests - [x] OpenZeppelin tests - [x] v3 Core Tests ### **CI Description** | CI Name | Description | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | *Web3 Compatible Test* | Test the Web3 compatibility of Axon | | *v3 Core Test* | Run the compatibility tests provided by Uniswap V3 | | *OpenZeppelin tests* | Run the compatibility tests provided by OpenZeppelin, including OCT 1-5 \| 6-10 \| 11 \| 12-15 \| 16-19 |