Matt Solomon
Matt Solomon
@pcaversaccio Completely agree with all of that
Half baked idea—if we have a VM for each chain we can run the standard ethereum test suite against each and show which tests fail for a given chain: https://github.com/ethereum/tests
+1 to all of @ElliotFriedman's comments above
Hmm, presumably you already make RPC calls to these servers to check the block heights, so perhaps EIP-155 support can be determined automatically by checking the response of an RPC...
> cc @mds1, assume you're running scripts on OP networks quite often and know about hacks that are required Most scripts I run these days are actually on L1, so...
> While using access lists would solve the issue we are facing, they are unfortunately not widely supported by wallets (e.g. https://github.com/MetaMask/metamask-extension/issues/11863). Huh, I'm surprised metamask still doesn't support access...
Since this is a zkEVM, can you confirm (or point to docs) that confirms that address derivation is the same as on Ethereum? I want to verify that deploying with...
Closing until we know this answer
One more option for the design space is letting portals take ETH from each other on-demand. The way this would work is: - A portal must know the address of...
Spoke with @tynes about this and we agreed that the "Depositor Account is owner" is our preferred approach. This lets us have a typical path of upgrading predeploys via hard...