Implement E2E Integration Tests with Local Soroban Network#154
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Summary
Introduces a full end-to-end (E2E) test suite for the Soroban-based system, enabling real-world validation of contract behavior using a local network.
Changes
Added script to spin up a local Soroban network using Docker
Implemented E2E test covering:
Added retry mechanism to ensure reliable test execution
Integrated E2E tests into GitHub Actions workflow
How to Test
Locally:
bash scripts/start-soroban.sh
npm test
CI:
Notes
Related Issue
Closes #100