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Currently, evm code is written as a hex string in the generated test. This could be made more readable by converting the bytecode to the Opcodes mini-lang using evm_bytes (as used here):
Currently, evm code is written as a hex string in the generated test. This could be made more readable by converting the bytecode to the
Opcodes
mini-lang usingevm_bytes
(as used here):execution-spec-tests/tests/shanghai/eip3855_push0/test_push0.py
Line 61 in 802467c
The first todo would be probably to check whether
gentest
correctly generates tests that have a smart contract interaction 🙂Note:
evm_bytes_to_python
was renamed toevm_bytes
in #844The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: