In #167 I wrote a test for long_trade_needed_given_reserves and reserves_given_rate_ignoring_exposure, which we will need to translate to the short variety for the targeted short flow. For the tests to pass I had to set fees, zeta, and exposure to zero. This was because the test itself used other components that required this, although the function of interest (long_trade_needed_given_reserves) does not have the same requirements.
In this PR I rewrote the test to be simpler and more direct, and found that the function was not passing with any sort of reasonable tolerance. I figured out the bug (we were not accounting for fees correctly) and fixed it.
Part of the fix for long_trade_needed_given_reserves included adding a sanity check on reserve levels, which revealed a bug in reserves_given_rate_ignoring_exposure, which was returning invalid reserve amounts due to non-zero exposure or zeta. Adding zeta to the equation fixed that problem, so all tests are passing again.
I had to increase the tolerance for the targeted long test. I'm not entirely sure why, but I think it's still reasonable so I will not investigate it further at this time.
Resolved Issues
working towards https://github.com/delvtech/hyperdrive-rs/issues/21
Description
In #167 I wrote a test for
long_trade_needed_given_reserves
andreserves_given_rate_ignoring_exposure
, which we will need to translate to the short variety for the targeted short flow. For the tests to pass I had to set fees, zeta, and exposure to zero. This was because the test itself used other components that required this, although the function of interest (long_trade_needed_given_reserves
) does not have the same requirements.In this PR I rewrote the test to be simpler and more direct, and found that the function was not passing with any sort of reasonable tolerance. I figured out the bug (we were not accounting for fees correctly) and fixed it.
Part of the fix for
long_trade_needed_given_reserves
included adding a sanity check on reserve levels, which revealed a bug inreserves_given_rate_ignoring_exposure
, which was returning invalid reserve amounts due to non-zero exposure or zeta. Adding zeta to the equation fixed that problem, so all tests are passing again.I had to increase the tolerance for the targeted long test. I'm not entirely sure why, but I think it's still reasonable so I will not investigate it further at this time.