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ledger recently extended its property based testing. They can generate txs chains for Babbage and for StandardCrypto. This means we can probably use them in db-sync. It would require grouping and wrapping these transactions in blocks, using the Interpreter and then pass blocks to the mock chainsync server. block headers affect part of the ledger though, so this may not be trivial to do.
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N.B. this refers to Input generators for DBSync properties instead of Ledger properties. This is a large scope and should be an EPIC or broken down into small issues.
ledger recently extended its property based testing. They can generate txs chains for Babbage and for StandardCrypto. This means we can probably use them in db-sync. It would require grouping and wrapping these transactions in blocks, using the
Interpreter
and then pass blocks to the mock chainsync server. block headers affect part of the ledger though, so this may not be trivial to do.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: