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How to measure test coverage for Anchor program?
How do I measure test coverage for an Anchor program?
If I write my tests in typescript, then there are no code coverage reports
If I write my tests in Rust (similar as specified here), and use the c …
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How to locally test interaction with external contracts (chainlink and pyth oracles )?
I have a Solana smart contract (written with Anchor) that interacts with Pyth and Chainlink Solana oracles. In EVM world, we would either redeploy the necessary contracts locally in the test start-up …
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How to locally test interaction with external contracts (chainlink and pyth oracles )?
I was able to solve the issue by making use of Anchor.toml [test.validator.clone] attribute (docs)
First I clone the necessary program solana program dump --url devnet HEvSKofvBgfaexv23kMabbYqxasxU3m …