Currently, the tests are written using waffle, and truffle. It seems the prevailing test framework has become https://hardhat.org/ . Convert this protocol implementation to the hardhat test framework.
It may be convenient to first ensure the testnet Ether and Chainlink wallets have enough test tokens in them, such that our GitLab CI can run while you are doing the development work. (See #7 )
Once the wallets have sufficient testnet tokens, it is wise to first verify all tests indeed are working, and if not, ensure they do, as it is easier to port a working system than a semi-working/non-functional system.
Currently, the tests are written using waffle, and truffle. It seems the prevailing test framework has become https://hardhat.org/ . Convert this protocol implementation to the hardhat test framework.
It may be convenient to first ensure the testnet Ether and Chainlink wallets have enough test tokens in them, such that our GitLab CI can run while you are doing the development work. (See #7 )
Once the wallets have sufficient testnet tokens, it is wise to first verify all tests indeed are working, and if not, ensure they do, as it is easier to port a working system than a semi-working/non-functional system.