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Update bytecode size test for byzantium. #15100

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@ekpyron ekpyron commented May 14, 2024

Should fix the nightly CI failure.
https://circleci.com/gh/ethereum/solidity/1542038

Depends on the deprecated EVM version test run passing in #15101

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Looks like one annoying consequence of moving old EVM runs to nightly is that it's easy to forget to update their expectations. CI won't detect it until the next night.

BTW, the failure in c_ext_benchmarks is probably because the run on the commit it's based on failed (or was interrupted and did not finish).

@ekpyron ekpyron merged commit a91d559 into develop May 14, 2024
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ekpyron commented May 14, 2024

Looks like one annoying consequence of moving old EVM runs to nightly is that it's easy to forget to update their expectations. CI won't detect it until the next night.

We should probably consider removing test cases for which this will likely happen (less testing is a reasonable effect of these evm versions being deprecated)

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