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I know from the README that the flood can be used to benchmark the Ethereum mainnet RPC client performance, whether it's a client implemented in Rust, Go or Py, because both of the clients rely on the same chain with public blocks, transactions.
My question is does it support other Ethereum compatible refresh chain? I read the codebase brefly and find many tests are rely on the hardcoded values or the https://datasets.paradigm.xyz/evm_samples. That means it need at least some fork changes to do that for other chains. Or are there other ways to achieve this?
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I know from the README that the flood can be used to benchmark the Ethereum mainnet RPC client performance, whether it's a client implemented in Rust, Go or Py, because both of the clients rely on the same chain with public blocks, transactions.
My question is does it support other Ethereum compatible refresh chain? I read the codebase brefly and find many tests are rely on the hardcoded values or the https://datasets.paradigm.xyz/evm_samples. That means it need at least some fork changes to do that for other chains. Or are there other ways to achieve this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: