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Proof of concept #4

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Proof of concept #4

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@sisyphusSmiling sisyphusSmiling commented Jan 19, 2024

Closes: #1, #7

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This PR introduces the basis for future work, focussing on the Flow-native bridging use case as a proof of concept for moving assets between Flow & EVM environments. Metadata is not currently handled in the existing implementation, but could be added if deemed a blocker to merging into main.

As I understand it, the EVM environment is not yet build into the Cadence test framework so Cadence tests will follow. The framework for Solidity tests using foundry is included and additional test cases will follow this PR.


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sisyphusSmiling and others added 27 commits March 11, 2024 17:39
Co-authored-by: Navid TehraniFar <[email protected]>
Update standards, simplify COA bridging interface & intro project-specified URI view
@sisyphusSmiling sisyphusSmiling merged commit aec568b into main Mar 19, 2024
@sisyphusSmiling sisyphusSmiling deleted the proof-of-concept branch April 26, 2024 16:50
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