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Currently, the Votes.test.js file handles various voting modes, but it does not cover edge cases involving gas cost optimizations for voting delegation when many accounts are involved. In high-load scenarios, especially when a large number of votes or delegation transactions occur in a single block, the gas usage could be significant.
📝 Details
The test suite should include cases that simulate a high volume of accounts delegating votes in a short period of time. These cases would help assess the contract’s performance under stress and provide data on gas efficiency.
Suggested enhancements:
Add tests with 100+ accounts performing delegation operations.
Measure gas consumption for these scenarios, comparing standard delegation vs. cross-delegation.
Include tests for scenarios where accounts attempt to delegate multiple times within the same block.
By incorporating these changes, we can better understand the contract’s behavior in more realistic, high-traffic situations and potentially identify gas optimization opportunities.
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🧐 Motivation
Currently, the Votes.test.js file handles various voting modes, but it does not cover edge cases involving gas cost optimizations for voting delegation when many accounts are involved. In high-load scenarios, especially when a large number of votes or delegation transactions occur in a single block, the gas usage could be significant.
📝 Details
The test suite should include cases that simulate a high volume of accounts delegating votes in a short period of time. These cases would help assess the contract’s performance under stress and provide data on gas efficiency.
Suggested enhancements:
By incorporating these changes, we can better understand the contract’s behavior in more realistic, high-traffic situations and potentially identify gas optimization opportunities.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: