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fix: alchemy keys #801
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fix: alchemy keys #801
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simboonlong
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- as per introduced since.
- only used in querying fixtures in integration tests.
- this pr cleans up the alchemy keys used. free tier gives 300 million compute units.
- 1 run as of today on this pr consumes around 38 requests, 1140 compute units.
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ module.exports = { | |||
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INFURA_API_KEY: process.env.INFURA_API_KEY || "bb46da3f80e040e8ab73c0a9ff365d18", | |||
INFURA_PROJECT_ID: "1f1ff2b3fca04f8d99f67d465c59e4ef", | |||
ALCHEMY_API_KEY: process.env.ALCHEMY_API_KEY || "pV9JmoYcDFFBihXlJWt6FSDxzNAVWxdT", | |||
ALCHEMY_API_KEY: process.env.ALCHEMY_API_KEY || "483Uqp_0SP0NnXI0secbJgrSRXv4OXaj", |
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Just curious only, is any part of our frontend now uses the Alchemy API key instead of the Infura one?
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none at all. i can only assume it was to help those **.integration.test.ts
tests be more stable
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any concerns?
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No strong opinions about it, though, I’d be curious if there is a reason for using Alchemy for integration testing only but Infura for the actual functionalities?