In the flow TRF ERC20 Token, node Contract Executor, the gas price is hard coded:
let overrides = {
// The maximum units of gas for the transaction to use
gasLimit: 800000,
// The price (in wei) per unit of gas
gasPrice: ethers.utils.parseUnits('8.0', 'gwei'),
};
As the average gas price on the network grew, I had to keep rewriting the value so that transactions for membership tokens would succeed relatively quickly. It would be easier if the gas price for this transaction (and perhaps other transactions?) was a global const. However, I'm not sure how this would interact with the other gas-related global constants, min_eth_for_gas_fee and gas_buffer
Ideally, the gas price would be determined by data from something like the Eth Gas Station API
In the flow
TRF ERC20 Token, nodeContract Executor, the gas price is hard coded:As the average gas price on the network grew, I had to keep rewriting the value so that transactions for membership tokens would succeed relatively quickly. It would be easier if the gas price for this transaction (and perhaps other transactions?) was a global const. However, I'm not sure how this would interact with the other gas-related global constants,
min_eth_for_gas_feeandgas_bufferIdeally, the gas price would be determined by data from something like the Eth Gas Station API