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Commit d7234959 authored by Maurelian's avatar Maurelian Committed by Kelvin Fichter
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test(contracts): Update target gas costs to adjust for solidity 0.8

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packages/contracts/test/contracts/L1/rollup/CanonicalTransactionChain.gas.spec.ts
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...@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => { ...@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => {
'Non-calldata overhead gas cost per transaction:', 'Non-calldata overhead gas cost per transaction:',
(gasUsed - fixedCalldataCost) / numTxs (gasUsed - fixedCalldataCost) / numTxs
) )
expectApprox(gasUsed, 1_604_975, { expectApprox(gasUsed, 1_767_570, {
upperPercentDeviation: 0, upperPercentDeviation: 0,
// Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your // Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your
// contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value! // contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value!
...@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => { ...@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => {
'Non-calldata overhead gas cost per transaction:', 'Non-calldata overhead gas cost per transaction:',
(gasUsed - fixedCalldataCost) / numTxs (gasUsed - fixedCalldataCost) / numTxs
) )
expectApprox(gasUsed, 1_738_990, { expectApprox(gasUsed, 1_950_378, {
upperPercentDeviation: 0, upperPercentDeviation: 0,
// Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your // Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your
// contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value! // contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value!
...@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => { ...@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => {
'Non-calldata overhead gas cost per transaction:', 'Non-calldata overhead gas cost per transaction:',
(gasUsed - fixedCalldataCost) / numTxs (gasUsed - fixedCalldataCost) / numTxs
) )
expectApprox(gasUsed, 1_126_553, { upperPercentDeviation: 0 }) expectApprox(gasUsed, 1_293_111, { upperPercentDeviation: 0 })
}).timeout(10_000_000) }).timeout(10_000_000)
}) })
...@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => { ...@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => {
console.log('Benchmark complete.') console.log('Benchmark complete.')
console.log('Gas used:', gasUsed) console.log('Gas used:', gasUsed)
expectApprox(gasUsed, 217_218, { expectApprox(gasUsed, 219_896, {
upperPercentDeviation: 0, upperPercentDeviation: 0,
// Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your // Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your
// contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value! // contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value!
...@@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => { ...@@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ describe('[GAS BENCHMARK] CanonicalTransactionChain', () => {
console.log('Benchmark complete.') console.log('Benchmark complete.')
console.log('Gas used:', gasUsed) console.log('Gas used:', gasUsed)
expectApprox(gasUsed, 156_314, { expectApprox(gasUsed, 158_709, {
upperPercentDeviation: 0, upperPercentDeviation: 0,
// Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your // Assert a lower bound of 1% reduction on gas cost. If your tests are breaking because your
// contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value! // contracts are too efficient, consider updating the target value!
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