Dry run on Ethereum

[yrong]

Tested on Westend-Sepolia. It still requires #1676 to be deployed to production.

[alistair-singh]

Not sure we can use tenderly in our API, Is it free an available for public use?

[alistair-singh]

+1

[yrong]

Not sure we can use tenderly in our API, Is it free an available for public use?

Just create a virtual testnet and expose a public endpoint, which can be incrementally synced with the parent (actual) network. I assume the fee is already covered by our team subscription.

[alistair-singh]

Not sure we can use tenderly in our API, Is it free an available for public use?

Just create a virtual testnet and expose a public endpoint, which can be incrementally synced with the parent (actual) network. I assume the fee is already covered by our team subscription.

I think we can just use eth_Call or eth_estimateGas. Estimate gas will even allow us to set gas appropriately.

[yrong]

Not sure we can use tenderly in our API, Is it free an available for public use?

Just create a virtual testnet and expose a public endpoint, which can be incrementally synced with the parent (actual) network. I assume the fee is already covered by our team subscription.

I think we can just use eth_Call or eth_estimateGas. Estimate gas will even allow us to set gas appropriately.

It depends on performing an actual dry run to obtain the receipt logs with failure details (indicating which command failed).