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L2 solution for seriously fast decentralized applications for the Dash network
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feat: hardcoded identity transfers in strategy tests #2312

Closed pauldelucia closed 3 weeks ago

pauldelucia commented 3 weeks ago

Issue being fixed or feature implemented

Changed StartIdentities hard_coded field so that the StateTransition is optional. This way we can easily use identities that already exist in the chain.

pub struct StartIdentities {
    pub number_of_identities: u16,
    pub keys_per_identity: u8,
    pub starting_balances: u64,
    pub extra_keys: KeyMaps,
    pub hard_coded: Vec<(Identity, Option<StateTransition>)>,
}

Also added handling for credit transfers where the sender and recipient are hardcoded, whereas before they were randomly selected from the known identities each time. This included optionally passing a new struct IdentityTransferInfo to OperationType::IdentityTransfer which specifies sender, recipient, and amount.

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platform-tui

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant updates to the testing framework for the run_chain_for_strategy function and related components. It adds new test cases, modifies existing ones, and enhances error handling and assertions across various test files. Changes also include updates to method signatures and data structures, particularly around identity transfers and state transitions. The modifications aim to improve the robustness and clarity of the tests and the underlying logic related to identity management and operations.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/strategy_tests/main.rs - Added multiple new test cases for identity operations, including insertions and transfers.
- Modified existing tests to include new parameters and logic changes.
- Enhanced error handling and assertions.
- Updated test configurations.
packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/strategy_tests/strategy.rs - Removed import of instant_asset_lock_proof_fixture.
- Updated identity_state_transitions_for_block method to use iterator with filter_map for handling identities.
- Modified pattern matching for OperationType::IdentityTransfer.
packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/strategy_tests/voting_tests.rs - Changed start_identities variable to define it as a vector of tuples (Identity, Option<StateTransition>) across multiple test functions, enhancing clarity.
packages/strategy-tests/src/lib.rs - Updated hard_coded field in StartIdentities struct to allow optional StateTransition.
- Modified identity_transfer operation in operations_based_transitions to accept an optional parameter.
packages/strategy-tests/src/operations.rs - Introduced IdentityTransferInfo struct for identity transfer details.
- Updated IdentityTransfer variant in OperationType to accept optional IdentityTransferInfo.
packages/strategy-tests/src/transitions.rs - Changed create_identity_credit_transfer_transition function to accept an immutable reference for identity.
- Added comments and documentation updates for clarity.

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