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Initial AuctionSuperApp and claim tests #39
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@@ -2,5 +2,6 @@ module.exports = { | |||
mocha: { | |||
grep: "@skip-on-coverage", // Find everything with this tag | |||
invert: true, // Run the grep's inverse set. | |||
enableTimeouts: false, |
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This was needed to support Superfluid tests that take longer
@brossetti1 I added solidity-coverage awhile back. The coverage results are currently being included in the repo, but maybe they shouldn't? We could ignore coverage results and just have a separate branch that generates them from a CI action or something? |
return superApp; | ||
} | ||
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async function claimSuccess() { |
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@brossetti1 Here is an example of performing a claim by creating a flow. This may be useful for your work.
Initial implementation and testing of
AuctionSuperApp
Includes test cases for claiming and should unblock #37
I've created a
v1
branch as the main branch to capture the new Superfluid and auction design.