test(registry): assert getFtsoV2LTS and getFeeCalculator return non-zero#176
test(registry): assert getFtsoV2LTS and getFeeCalculator return non-zero#176thedavidmeister wants to merge 1 commit into
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The existing test only verified getFtsoRegistry. If getFtsoV2LTS or getFeeCalculator ever returns address(0) due to a registry misconfiguration or name string mismatch, it would silently propagate. These tests catch that. Closes #85 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
testGetFtsoV2LTS()— asserts the registry lookup returns a non-zero addresstestGetFeeCalculator()— asserts the registry lookup returns a non-zero addressFtsoV2InterfaceandIFeeCalculatorfor the return typesPreviously only
getFtsoRegistryhad an assertion; a misconfigured registry name forFtsoV2orFeeCalculatorwould silently propagate a zero address to all downstream callers.Closes #85
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