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Calls of methods containing tuple arguments are not counted
See original GitHub issueI’ve setup eth-gas-reporter for our codebase and noticed that it does not recognize methods with arguments of type tuple as being called. If onlyCalledMethods is set to false they are listed in the reporting table but without any results (# calls is 0).
For example in the following test-case only setEventId is counted in the reporting.
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Apologies for the delay fixing this. Should now be resolved in
0.2.13- migrated decoding to ethers.js in #187@boolafish
0.2.14. Tested plasma locally and looks like +/- like this… image is not the whole chart but seems like there are more PaymentExitGame methods reported than in yesterday’s codechecks … just lmk if this still isn’t right.