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- Move integration tests from inline #[cfg(test)] modules to tests/ folder: - tests/common.rs - shared test utilities - tests/eth_namespace.rs - Ethereum RPC method tests - tests/custom_methods.rs - RobustProvider-specific method tests - tests/subscription.rs - WebSocket subscription tests - Keep internal unit tests in src/robust_provider/provider.rs (retry logic) - Export additional types needed by tests (DEFAULT_FINALIZATION_HEIGHT, SubscriptionError, RobustSubscriptionStream)
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Towards #7
The idea of the PR is to slowly introduce integration tests (i.e.e test that validate against real nodes).
This is more of a POC to see if we like this design.
One issue is that there is no standard way to mine blocks on this testnet so we are limited to fresh chains.
Questions:
Should we use shadow fork mode so we can get 'real' data i.e. real blocks / events
This would mean we could test more real life scenarios however we would have missed out on some edge case testing around genesis height testing.
Still missing: