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questions for finding and squashing bugs in smart contracts and decentralized development
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debugging solidity contract geth
From my personal experience, I'd suggest you to try truffle because deploying contract on geth is a hectic job. Truffle gives you CLI to deploy your contract and it's pretty handy too. You can play wi …
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Where can I get feedback on how to improve my smart contract?
I just had a look at your contract and one important feedback I can give right away is, that your smart contract is not upgradable. Which means, if this contract is deployed, it can never be killed. I …
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remove contract on ethereum blockchain using web3
As @manuhalo said, You can not remove or update a contract from web3 unless your contract is upgradable. Also, to call selfDestruct you need to have a function(preferably with the name - Kill) in your …
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How can you handle an expected throw in a contract test using truffle and ethereum-testRPC?
You can use OpenZeppelin's expectThrow helper -
Source: https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/zeppelin-solidity/blob/master/test/helpers/expectThrow.js
export default async promise => {
try {
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