When faking a return fake.function.returns(1) allow the developer to explicit the gas consumption that he wants that return to use fake.function.returns(1, { gasUsed: 1e6 })
With this feature, a developer can add all the gas settings for the fakes (transfer uses 20k, approve uses 10k, …) and get a more realistic outcome in the gas test for each function.
It should allow to explicit gasUsed for a particular call (fake.function.returnsAtCall(… { gasUsed: 1e6}).
When faking a return
fake.function.returns(1)allow the developer to explicit the gas consumption that he wants that return to usefake.function.returns(1, { gasUsed: 1e6 })With this feature, a developer can add all the gas settings for the fakes (transfer uses 20k, approve uses 10k, …) and get a more realistic outcome in the gas test for each function.
It should allow to explicit gasUsed for a particular call (
fake.function.returnsAtCall(… { gasUsed: 1e6}).