Update end-to-end tests with 0.7.0 entrypoint & corresponding bundler #227
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An update on the ticket: it isn't possible to implement at the moment because the bundler is still under development (confirmed by the 4337 team). Only updating contracts was possible by forking the aa contracts' repo, pushing build artefacts, and installing from the repo. Here is the contracts' PR #215 |
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I removed it from the current iteration. |
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This is blocked by the release of the production bundler & entrypoint version, isn't it? We added an e2e job that uses the upstream version of the bundler and the entrypoint and we should keep an eye on it. I am not sure if it makes sense to include it in the current iteration |
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Fixes #227 This PR updates the E2E tests to work with the latest bundler for the EntryPoint contract v0.7. Note that there was a notable change in that the `PackedUserOperation` struct is only used on-chain, and the bundler RPC uses a different `UserOperation` type that is completely unpacked. This required some additional helper methods as well as some adjustments to tests to distinguish between the packed and unpacked versions of user operations. Also, unfortunately the reference bundler repository is not tagged yet - so we are using a commit hash that corresponds to the latest version. I asked the 4337 team to create a new tag, at which point, I will update the docker file. Additionally, the latest bundler version uses submodules, so some dockerfile tweaking was required. Note that the broken CI is expected until #270 is fixed.
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Fixes #227 This PR updates the E2E tests to work with the latest bundler for the EntryPoint contract v0.7. Note that there was a notable change in that the `PackedUserOperation` struct is only used on-chain, and the bundler RPC uses a different `UserOperation` type that is completely unpacked. This required some additional helper methods as well as some adjustments to tests to distinguish between the packed and unpacked versions of user operations. Also, unfortunately the reference bundler repository is not tagged yet - so we are using a commit hash that corresponds to the latest version. I asked the 4337 team to create a new tag, at which point, I will update the docker file. Additionally, the latest bundler version uses submodules, so some dockerfile tweaking was required. Note that the broken CI is expected until #270 is fixed.
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For the upcoming release of 0.7.0 entrypoint compatibility, we want our end-to-end tests to use the 0.7.0 entrypoint and a bundler version supporting it.
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