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solana: add more tests #219
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More tests are always great! Looks likes this needs a rebase.
After that I'll do a proper review. I'm sure adding tests will only be beneficial though so expect an approval
I'll rebase this later today |
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Looks like this PR has some conflicts to be resolved
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@johnsaigle rebased! |
@kcsongor Clippy is unhappy |
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EDIT: I committed this change directly to the branch.
CI is failing because of existing panic
calls in programs/example-native-token-transfers/tests/common/setup.rs.
example-native-token-transfers/solana/programs/example-native-token-transfers/tests/common/setup.rs
Lines 420 to 425 in cb57ed2
panic!("Program file data not available for {program_name} ({program_id})"); | |
} | |
// Invalid: regular `test` invocation without a processor. | |
(false, _, None) => { | |
panic!("Program processor not available for {program_name} ({program_id})"); |
I think this is somehow related to the rust-toolchain
change? If I change to stable
the panic is not flagged.
Anyway, I think you can add #[allow(clippy::panic)]
just above the failing code block and it should resolve the issue
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@kcsongor A couple of notes:
Interestingly, the test actually passes if (I opened #336 in the process of trying to debug this. Take a look, maybe it'll help you) |
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