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Bump scarb to v2.9.1 #1239
Bump scarb to v2.9.1 #1239
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Looking good @andrew-fleming , I left a couple of comments. There seems to be some regression for the coverage tool after the update of foundry and scarb. Since you took the initiative, can you check that with them if necessary @andrew-fleming? cc @ggonzalez94 to be aware of coverage percentage issues.
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- Bump scarb to v2.9.1 (#1239) |
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Should we add the foundry update too?
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We should probably decouple openzeppelin_testing from the rest of the packages to make bumping snforge not breaking for the rest.
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To be discussed when releasing 1.0
Co-authored-by: Eric Nordelo <eric.nordelo39@gmail.com>
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LGTM!
I commented out the cairo-coverage and codecov commands in the CI. I figured this is the easiest workaround until coverage is more stable |
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Let's comment the coverage tool for the sake of fixing the transient dependencies issue.
Scarb's
fmt
command is bringing back trailing commasThis also bumps SN forge to v0.34.0