feat: flag sudo to wrap extrinsic #349
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This PR is part of the pop call parachain feature. It adds the ability to submit an extrinsic as a sudo operation using the --sudo flag, wrapping the selected extrinsic with sudo privileges.
For testing:
You can run
pop call parachaininteractively to select the extrinsic you want to execute and choose to run it as a sudo at the end.Alternatively, you can specify it directly in the command line with:
pop call parachain --pallet System --extrinsic remark --args "0x11" --url ws://localhost:9944/ --suri //Alice --sudo