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Error / Robustness Checking of Contracts before going Live
philip_rhoades
Member Posts: 3 ✭
in Solidity
People,
I didn't get any suggestions to my previous request for sensible next steps:
https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/17530/tokenfactory-surge-sh-ok-remix-ethereum-org-ok-next-steps#latest
- so I thought I would ask a more generic question:
If I have a contract which seems to work satisfactorily on the test network, is there some way of putting that contract through some sort of automatic error or robustness testing before creating the same contract on the live network?
Thanks,
Phil.
I didn't get any suggestions to my previous request for sensible next steps:
https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/17530/tokenfactory-surge-sh-ok-remix-ethereum-org-ok-next-steps#latest
- so I thought I would ask a more generic question:
If I have a contract which seems to work satisfactorily on the test network, is there some way of putting that contract through some sort of automatic error or robustness testing before creating the same contract on the live network?
Thanks,
Phil.