Fix expected FungibleToken withdraw error in COA scheduler test - #616
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flow-cli v2.17.4 bundles a FungibleToken standard whose withdraw
pre-condition message wraps the type name in backticks
("balance of the `Vault`"), so the asserted substring no longer
matched and testCOAScheduledTransactions failed in CI.
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Duplicate of #606 |
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did not notice, lets close this one |
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Sorry, I had forgotten about #606, because it couldn't be merged at the time when I opened it 😅 |
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CI fails deterministically on
testCOAScheduledTransactions(e.g. this run on #615), on any branch, including master.CI installs the latest Flow CLI, currently v2.17.4, which bundles a FungibleToken standard whose
withdrawpre-condition message wraps the type name in backticks:The test asserts the old wording (
balance of the Vault, no backticks), so the substring no longer matches. The wording changed in onflow/flow-ft#189 and reached CI via the emulator bundled in the flow-cli v2.17.4 release.