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v1.0.0

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ZOS evm package deployment tutorial

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Solidityethereumlinkedlist

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Tutorial

  1. npm run ganache-cli
  2. npm run zos-session starts a new local session using the 10th address
  3. npm run zos-add-contract adds LinkedList contract to zos session
  4. npm run zos-push deploys the proxy contract that is not intended to be directly manipulated
  5. zos create LinkedList --init initialize --args "NewContractName" deploys an instance of the proxy contract that we can interact with
  6. Test contract locally via the truffle console: npx truffle console --network local
  7. Publish to local network: zos publish --network local
  8. Deploy to Ropsten: zos push --network ropsten --from 0xf886A4d39f0f4eC2FE4f678e52DdEc07758A4057
  9. Publish to ropsten: zos publish --network ropsten --from 0xf886A4d39f0f4eC2FE4f678e52DdEc07758A4057