Upgrade py-evm to 0.2.0 beta #1451
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Glad to hear it. Just curious if you have it available: what kinds of speedups were you seeing? Always curious to see the impact on different workloads. |
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This is the eth-tester version. (in this eth-tester, py-evm is upgraded to https://py-evm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/release_notes.html#v0-3-0-alpha-1 )
Maybe worth noting that that version of py-evm is now 3 months old, with ~5 releases since, so another upgrade and bump of py-evm inside eth-tester might be worthwhile.
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This is the eth-tester version
Oops, nice catch!
And upgrading eth-tester again seems like a good idea!
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I specifically noticed the ‘tests/core/contracts’ specs were faster. I didn't look at the actual numbers but they’d be quick to get if you want! |
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This looks good-to-go as-is but as I think @carver pointed out, you'll probably see another noticeable improvement if you do the upstream upgrade to the very latest py-evm in the eth-tester libarary.
What was wrong?
Piper pointed out that Jason did a bunch of work to make py-evm much faster 🔥 tests now go so fast 🚗💨
How was it fixed?
Added new dependency requirement
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