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[test] EIBC (live-test): Shouldn’t work together with PFM #252

Closed ThanhNhann closed 1 week ago

ThanhNhann commented 3 weeks ago

Close #226

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Walkthrough

This update centers on adding a new live testing capability for the EIBC PFM in the Makefile, along with refactoring and enhancing related Go modules. A new live test function, TestEIBCPFM_Live, was introduced to conduct an end-to-end scenario for IBC transfers across multiple Cosmos chains. The go.mod file was updated to incorporate a newer version of a dependency, ensuring improved functionalities and bug fixes.

Changes

File Summary
Makefile Added e2e-live-test-eibc-pfm target for running specific live tests related to EIBC PFM.
go.mod Updated the version of github.com/decentrio/e2e-testing-live.
.../eibc_pfm_test.go Introduced TestEIBCPFM_Live function orchestrating IBC transfers live tests involving multiple Cosmos chains.
.../setup.go Added imports, defined new configurations for IBC channels, fees, and created ForwardMetadata struct for transfer operations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Tester
    participant Makefile
    participant GoModule
    participant ChainHub
    participant RollAppX
    participant RollAppNim

    Tester->>Makefile: Run `e2e-live-test-eibc-pfm`
    Makefile->>GoModule: Trigger `TestEIBCPFM_Live`
    GoModule->>ChainHub: Setup Hub and create users
    GoModule->>RollAppX: Setup RollAppX and create users
    GoModule->>RollAppNim: Setup RollAppNim and create users
    ChainHub->>GoModule: Provide faucet for users
    RollAppX->>GoModule: Provide faucet for users
    GoModule->>ChainHub: Initiate IBC transfers
    GoModule->>RollAppX: Perform IBC transfers verification
    GoModule->>RollAppNim: Perform IBC transfers verification
    ChainHub->>GoModule: Return transfer results
    RollAppX->>GoModule: Return transfer results
    RollAppNim->>GoModule: Return transfer results
    GoModule->>Tester: Display test results

Poem

In the land of Go and cosmic chains so bright,
We crafted new tests, from day to night.
To EIBC PFM we now aspire,
With tokens weaving through, like cosmic fire.
Success is our quest, in lines of code,
🐇 From hub to rollapps, see our progress explode! 🚀


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