Dave Kelsey

@shashwot2 you would either have to change the sample code to reference the right file, or bring up testnetwork with cas

@Sweetdevil144 I've assigned it to you

@Sweetdevil144 all I can suggest is review how the caliper-fabric does it's tests. I'm not actually familiar with the ethereum package sorry. The caliper-fabric tests are the pattern to follow.

Closing as we have had to drop ethereum and besu support

Some thoughts on this around npm dependencies 1. We should reduce the number of dependencies as best we can to try to reduce the possible attack vector. We should consider...

Closing as we have had to drop ethereum and besu support

New tests should not assume that the code is actually correct. It's expected that if the tests finds bugs or relevant situations where unexpected behaviour occurs then the code should...

Some progress made now ``` --------------------------------------------|---------|----------|---------|---------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File | % Stmts | % Branch | % Funcs | % Lines | Uncovered Line #s --------------------------------------------|---------|----------|---------|---------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All files | 54.76 | 44.32...

Closing as we have had to drop ethereum and besu support so subsequently we are dropping the benchmarks as well

@duckling69 I've not looked into the implementation really (not my area), but noticed that there were properties in the implementation that were not documented. What is really needed is to...