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Contract call on Gnolang #490
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It's like standard go, you should do somethine like this: import "gno.land/r/name/foobar"
func Baz() {
foobar.Method(params...)
} |
This used to report issue locally when I run test. How to test if it works locally? Is there any example project doing contract calls? Something like this
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The current version of It also requires having the import path available from the Here is an example of repo that uses |
Also, take care, the new import path for |
Okay thanks for the direction, will follow the guidance |
Checked that boards exists on
Getting following issue when running the test.
How stores are managed on gno contracts? (It's the biggest question on my side for this kind of contract import) |
Is it fine to not set any contract address here? (Since it's a contract call) |
Hey @go7066, I moved the issue on the main repo. |
I suggest you look at the If you think that some documentation may be improved; feel free to do it, it could count for #408. |
@moul couldn't find any contract call within a contract on examples folder. |
Can you confirm which issue ticket is created by closing this issue? (Which one is the main repo for the issue ticket? |
Please, read #757 |
@go7066 the reason why you can't call So it is by design, you can't do anything about it. Other functions that doesn't invoke |
I am a Teritori team member and we have built multisig (project name called gnosig) in Gnolang as part of our contribution to Gnoland ecosystem - voting and proposals posting part are done.
The problem is the contract call part where multisig should execute once it's approved.
Is there any interface to call a contract something like this on the contract side?
There's no documentation written about this anywhere.
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