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I was able to fix the failing test locally by increasing the budget tolerance from I've lost write privileges to these branches. @sentilesdal would you mind pushing up a commit with that fix to see if CI passes after? |
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Went through with Dylan IRL. This is basically just test cleanups right before he left. Approved.
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Lingering issues are summarized here #136 (comment) |
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calculate_open_shorttosolvency_after_short. And we now callsolvency_after_shortincalculate_open_short. This diverges a bit from Solidity because we do not split theapply_open_shortfunction from thecalculate_open_shortfunction in rust. This means it was possible to get a valid answer fromcalculate_open_shortthat would revert in the contract. That should be fixed, now.solvency_after_short(min_txn)instead of the incorrect check it was doing.get_max_shortfunction from the preamble. We don't need all of the extra checks.agent.calculate_max_shortcalculate_short_bonds_given_deposittomaybe_base_tolerance=1e10(from1e9) andmaybe_max_iterations=1_000(from500).