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Xenomega
commented on August 16, 2024
This is being covered as part of #28 and is currently being done on the dev/call-sequence-mutations branch.
We output all ABI values individually, along with method name, but not the argument spec (we wouldn't rely on it, based on how geth's ABI API is for now, so it would just be visual for the user and not actually used, require more work, and I figure this way it's still compatible if you change an int32 to an int64, etc).
Let me know if that's sufficient and we can close this issue, or if there's some further discussion we should have here about the design.
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