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Update T coverage-pools dependency #639
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In the `package.json` there are two different versions of `coverage-pools` used. This is done to allow using contracts from two different cov pool versions on the mainnet (needed for computations of the TVL-related fields) - one relates to KEEP token cov pool (<2.0.0) and one to to T token one (>=2.0.0). On the testnet environmet we currently don't have the T token cov pool deployed. The latest `goerli`- tagged version of the cov-pools package (`1.1.0-goerli.0`) contains KEEP-token related contracts. We want to stick to this version (we'll need to update it once we switch to Sepolia). For the `@threshold-network/coverage-pools` ideally we'd want to use a T token related pool, which if deployed for given environment, should be present in the latest `goerli`/`sepolia` package. If the T-related pool is not yet deployed for given environment, KEEP-related cov-pool contracts will be used in all TVL computations (which differs from the mainnet behavior, but is acceptable on the test env).
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In commit 29853e3 we've removed `@keep-network/ecdsa, ` dependency, we no longer need to set the version of the corresponding package. We also no longer have a dependency to `@keep-network/tbtc-v2` and don't need to deploy new packages after changes of `@keep-network/tbtc-v2.ts`, so we don't need to set versions there as well.
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In the
package.json
there are two different versions ofcoverage-pools
used. This is done to allow using contracts from two different cov pool versions on the mainnet (needed for computations of the TVL-related fields) - one relates to KEEP token cov pool (<2.0.0) and one to to T token one (>=2.0.0). On the testnet environmet we currently don't have the T token cov pool deployed. The latestgoerli
- tagged version of the cov-pools package (1.1.0-goerli.0
) contains KEEP-token related contracts. We want to stick to this version (we'll need to update it once we switch to Sepolia). For the@threshold-network/coverage-pools
ideally we'd want to use a T token related pool, which if deployed for given environment, should be present in the latestgoerli
/sepolia
package. If the T-related pool is not yet deployed for given environment, KEEP-related cov-pool contracts will be used in all TVL computations (which differs from the mainnet behavior, but is acceptable on the test env).Ref: #613