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Infinite gas is now used by default in Kontrol, so providing kevm.infiniteGas() cheatcode is no longer necessary, so we should remove if from the example CounterTest contract we use in the documentation: https://docs.runtimeverification.com/kontrol/guides/kevm-foundry-integration-example/property-verification-using-kevm. The nodes corresponding to the kevm.infiniteGas() call will no longer be present in the KCFG, so it will require updates in the KCFG section too.
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The status of this issue is that it explicitly says that the example of the infiniteGas() is merely for ilustration purposes since it's redundant to include it. Following #21, we should have a section on cheatocdes and create exples for the most used ones.
I think the only remaining action to do before closing the issue would be to update the screenshots for the code without the infiniteGas cheatcode, since that's the version that will stand.
Infinite gas is now used by default in Kontrol, so providing
kevm.infiniteGas()
cheatcode is no longer necessary, so we should remove if from the exampleCounterTest
contract we use in the documentation: https://docs.runtimeverification.com/kontrol/guides/kevm-foundry-integration-example/property-verification-using-kevm. The nodes corresponding to thekevm.infiniteGas()
call will no longer be present in the KCFG, so it will require updates in theKCFG
section too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: