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Gas limit is ignored.
See original GitHub issueIn the run tab of remix I am prompted to set the gas limit for my transactions. However, setting it doesn’t appear to actually work and instead estimated gas is used. This is problematic when gas estimation doesn’t work. For example, I have a transaction that has variable gas costs based on when it is mined, so I need to explicitly specify gas and not use estimates.
Gas limit setting:
Actual gas provided:
This is when using Web3 Provider.
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Yes, this is confusing. Could the gas limit specified there be used when making transactions?
I see there is a gas estimation request done before and the result from there is used. Sometimes that is incorrect and even if we set a really high gas limit the transaction fails.
Does anybody know how to specify a fixed number of gas in an
address(addr).callwhen debug in remix?