constantinople transition test #547
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difficulty change test
more info when scheme check errors
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I'm trying to draw up some release notes and don't know what to say about this PR, this test didn't include a comment! What is this test testing for? |
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please read the PR description |
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@winsvega to give such a self-referencing answer for someone asking for clarification is not sufficient. Please give a better explanation what's going on here. |
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(or do you mean another description then these few words description from above and I just haven't found?) |
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Its a transition test to check that rules of a hardfork are activated at transition fork block. I did also tried to test difficulty and reward change for blocks including/not includeing uncles aftet transition point. |
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