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edit approved Aug 5, 2022 at 23:43
Pang
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Pang
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Try to work with ganache-cli instead of ganache-gui.

We faced similar issues with our integration tests - lots of transactions are very slow with the Ganache GUI (especially unterunder Windows the UI has update problems).

The command line interface ganache-cli is much more stable and runs in terminal as well as in docker container. From the functional point of view, you have everything whatthat you need in ganache-cli.

Ganache GUI is nice for demonstrations to management & customers or training sessions. During development and for test purposes, it's better to use the ganache-cli.

Try to work with ganache-cli instead of ganache-gui.

We faced similar issues with our integration tests - lots of transactions are very slow with the Ganache GUI (especially unter Windows the UI has update problems).

The command line interface ganache-cli is much more stable and runs in terminal as well as in docker container. From the functional point of view you have everything what you need in ganache-cli.

Ganache GUI is nice for demonstrations to management & customers or training sessions. During development and for test purposes it's better to use the ganache-cli.

Try to work with ganache-cli instead of ganache-gui.

We faced similar issues with our integration tests - lots of transactions are very slow with the Ganache GUI (especially under Windows the UI has update problems).

The command line interface ganache-cli is much more stable and runs in terminal as well as in docker container. From the functional point of view, you have everything that you need in ganache-cli.

Ganache GUI is nice for demonstrations to management & customers or training sessions. During development and for test purposes, it's better to use the ganache-cli.

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Try to work with ganache-cli instead of ganache-gui.

We faced similar issues with our integration tests - lots of transactions are very slow with the Ganache GUI (especially unter Windows the UI has update problems).

The command line interface ganache-cli is much more stable and runs in terminal as well as in docker container. From the functional point of view you have everything what you need in ganache-cli.

Ganache GUI is nice for demonstrations to management & customers or training sessions. During development and for test purposes it's better to use the ganache-cli.