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Executing EVM transactions with different combinations of modifications to the state can lead to unwanted side-effects between transactions. With the introduction of Cadence arch and batch transactions that risk increased.
We want to have a set of tests that focus on detecting how a combination of different interactions should not have unpredicted side-effects.
We should write tests that run a different combination (possibly at random) with batch transactions and different Cadence arch interactions and make sure the state after is as expected.
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maybe if you have time just add an extra test in emulator or evm with a sequence of transactions (each emit an event and update a value) like this:
Successful, Invalid, Successful, Failed, Successful
Then we can check no side effect across transactions.
Update the test contract and add a function that adds prime numbers to the list of numbers, the sum of those numbers at the end should be exactly what we predict, because the sum only contains a sublist of numbers from transactions that should be added and not those that shouldn't (fail, invalid etc)
Test the storage method for Refund, it's being called by EVM itself and we should check that is being properly handled with no unexpected side-effects.
Executing EVM transactions with different combinations of modifications to the state can lead to unwanted side-effects between transactions. With the introduction of Cadence arch and batch transactions that risk increased.
We want to have a set of tests that focus on detecting how a combination of different interactions should not have unpredicted side-effects.
We should write tests that run a different combination (possibly at random) with batch transactions and different Cadence arch interactions and make sure the state after is as expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: