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- KOVAN ENV
- Deploy StakingRewards for iETH as staking token and SNX as rewards (simplest one)
- Deploy Uniswap V2 sXAU/USDC UNI-V2 TESTNETS
- Deploy StakingRewards for sXAU/USDC exchange and SNX as rewards
- ping me and I'll configure RewardsDistribution for testing
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It is unclear how to use something like get_token_balance() with respect to the Uniswap v2 factory contract. I am trying to view the amount of a token in the Uniswap v2 liquidity pool, and it seems all I can check is the ERC20 token balance globally.
Edit: I see now I can use get_ex_token_balance(), but I am receiving the Uniswap v1 pool amounts. When I switch to version 2 the Factory methods
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Currently have linting for Python and Solidity files, but not Vyper.
Add linting support + hook up to Github workflows.
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What would you like to be added:
Replace syntactically incorrect commands/examples by correct ones
Why is this needed:
It is kind of frustrating to have so many commands that are not working. It is not only a problem in the documentation in the wiki, but also within the client. Here are some ex
It'd be nice if we could have access to Etherscan-like mapping of addr->name, instead of doing it manually/slowly ourselves https://github.com/flashbots/mev-inspect-rs/blob/master/src/addresses.rs#L112-L188. This could easily be done with the CSV crate, as shown here
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