Implement call-runtime example #1
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| Call-runtime is currently an unstable feature of pallet-contracts and ink!. This documentation serves as an example for educational purposes only. Functionality and implementation details might change before the feature becomes stable. | |||
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It is now stable in ink! v5: use-ink/ink#1749
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Call-runtime is currently an unstable feature of pallet-contracts and ink! but should become stable quite soon. It will allow the contracts to make calls to other pallets as if they were user transactions. This example will demonstrate how this feature can be used in practice.
This requires configuring a substrate node to be able to use the unstable feature, i.e., run the contract on.