Closed bap2pecs closed 2 months ago
If using a stub contract on a public blockchain, the e2e test status will depend on some external services, which is not ideal. How about in the e2e test we spin up a local babylon/wasmd node for hosting the smart contract? Finality provider is following this approach, e.g., see here
@SebastianElvis for sure we are worknig on e2e test, but this still makes it easier for us to test stuff. so I am just gonna mege it to save time on rebasing
lmk if you have any q
Sure maybe we can keey this stub contract to unblock some tasks for now. But I anticipate it will be removed at some point and instead we test things e2e against the DA contract wasm binary
Summary
we have been using this for testing e2e tests and it has been working quite well. so uploading it here
Test Plan
see the contract I deployed here: https://www.seiscan.app/atlantic-2/query?contract=sei16ckfmlym6wv5hwptuzpeumen028cu065a77ypj4dp7k56fsmj9hqx6t4gy