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Currently bb.js and the bb binary run tests on ACIR bytecode. Its not clear which version of ACIR that it is running against however.
There are two parts to the solution:
The ACIR version file/indicator is useful for checking released versions and immediately knowing which version of ACIR they were compiled with
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Merge pull request #1678 from AztecProtocol/defi-bridge-project
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* Copied index.html to output (#1661) * Generate htnl file (#1662) * Deployment fix (#1663) * Deployment fixes (#1665) * Deployment fix attempt (#1667) * Updated falafel and kebab terraform with new project directory structure (#1670) * Reduce the amount of logging in kebab (#1668) * Reduce the amount of logging in kebab * Logging improvement * Bug fix * Reverted erroneous change * Pw/increase faucet drip (#1669) * Increased the faucet drip size * Force contract redeployment * Deploy terraform from correct directory (#1671) * JB/Website grants updates (#1666) * Add new grant * Improve research images * Mini typo * JB/Website build manifest (#1672) * Add website to build manifest * JB/Brand iteration (#1673) * Small build change * JB/Fix website deployment (#1676) * Fix deployment * JB/Fix website deploy (#1677) * Fix deploy Co-authored-by: Jonathan Bursztyn <[email protected]>
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Problem
Currently bb.js and the bb binary run tests on ACIR bytecode. Its not clear which version of ACIR that it is running against however.
Solution
There are two parts to the solution:
The ACIR version file/indicator is useful for checking released versions and immediately knowing which version of ACIR they were compiled with
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: