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Make simulations validate the resulting TX by default #7956

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nventuro opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #8157
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Make simulations validate the resulting TX by default #7956

nventuro opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #8157
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#7839 introduced the skipTxValidation option, but left it set to true by default, preserving the current behavior. We should change this to false and adjust any callsites, e2e test etc that may require simulations that result in invalid transactions.
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fix: make simulations validate resulting tx by default (#8157)
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Closes #7956.

This PR simply flips a switch to make all simulations fail by default if
the transaction is an invalid one. Previously it did not throw due to
wanting to minimize disruptions in the PR, but it seems like there were
not that many effects. The only exception is the e2e prover. These are
failing due to a prover verification, and I have made an issue for this
to be looked into.
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fix: make simulations validate resulting tx by default AztecProtocol/aztec-packages
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