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Add simple send e2e test #6669
Add simple send e2e test #6669
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@danjm this is ready for review—I've added it to CI but I'm still debugging it. It does pass locally so maybe we can leave out the CI job for now? |
@whymarrh I agree we can leave out the CI for now. |
Can you add some basic documentation for running these tests locally? |
Do we need to commit all of these fixture files/ |
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Code looks fine. Suggested addition of documentation and questioned the committing of all the fixture files.
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Whatever is needed for a test to run should be committed to the repo, yes. It's the best solution I can come up with, but I'm open to alternatives.
I've added brief info for running the tests locally and for generating the fixture files. |
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LGTM
Closes #6548
This PR adds a e2e test using fixture data that exercises the send flow, sending 1 ETH from one account to another on a local test chain.