test: add integration tests for Upgradable
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All plugins are now tested in integration tests.
| /// TODO stage code that corresponds to a valid contract. Call a method of that contract to verify | ||
| /// the staged code was deployed. |
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Carrying over this TODO. I suggest to tackle it in a separate PR.
| // Estimating a number of blocks to skip based on `duration` and calling `fast_forward` only | ||
| // once seems more efficient. However, that leads to jittery tests as `fast_forward` may _not_ | ||
| // forward the block timestamp significantly. |
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I feel like there's a middle ground here where we can fast-forward in larger steps until the duration to wait is smaller. For example, if we are skipping 10s into the future then it seems safe that we could skip 5 blocks and then check how much farther we need to go.
But then again, this is only used in tests so you're probably right that it is not worth the additional complexity for a minor speed-up. Let's leave it as-is unless it becomes a problem.
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It’s tricky because we need to move forward in time but worker.fast_forward moves forward in blocks. Since forwarding by multiple blocks still may not forward the timestamp, I guess finding that middle ground is difficult. That’s why I went for this very naive approach.
* Add integration tests * Add Deserialize to derived traits * Remove unit tests * Remove dead util code for unit tests All plugins are now tested in integration tests. * Remove outdated paragraph from README
Adds integration tests and removes the corresponding unit tests. The background and motivation are described in #51, which does the same for
Pausable.Expands test coverage compared to previous unit tests.