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The following extrinsics are not currently used by the Project Liberty SaaS Client at runtime, but are currently invoked in their E2E CI flow in order to guarantee that the functionality hasn't been broken. This list should be reviewed for support in Gateway v1.1
createSponsoredAccountWithDelegation
grantDelegation
upsertPaginatedPage
deletePaginatedPage
claimHandle (separate from SIWF)
stake
createProvider (various versions; determine which are in testing flow)
Acceptance Criteria
Each of the above extrinsics should be reviewed as to the level of support needed for the SaaS CI flow to pass. For each extrinsic, one of the following actions should be taken:
add support to Gateway
determine support is not needed
determine support exists, but in a different form than the existing tests expect (ie, upsertPaginatedPage is not supported directly, but is supported via various operations in graph-service)
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Description
The following extrinsics are not currently used by the Project Liberty SaaS Client at runtime, but are currently invoked in their E2E CI flow in order to guarantee that the functionality hasn't been broken. This list should be reviewed for support in Gateway v1.1
createSponsoredAccountWithDelegation
grantDelegation
upsertPaginatedPage
deletePaginatedPage
claimHandle
(separate from SIWF)stake
createProvider
(various versions; determine which are in testing flow)Acceptance Criteria
Each of the above extrinsics should be reviewed as to the level of support needed for the SaaS CI flow to pass. For each extrinsic, one of the following actions should be taken:
upsertPaginatedPage
is not supported directly, but is supported via various operations ingraph-service
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: