* Infer templateId from createCmd argument
* Infer templateId and choiceName in exerciseCmd
* Use exerciseCmd in ACS test
Add a layer of indirection to test `exerciseCmd` in the ACS test.
The trigger first creates a `AssetMirrorProposal`, only when the
proposal has been created, will it exercise the `Accept` choice to
create the actual `AssetMirror` contract.
* Remove toTemplateId
* getTemplateId --> toTemplateId
* Tuple2 --> AnyContractId
* Run Scala formatter
* Export AnyContractId
* extractTemplateId|ChoiceName
* Support Exercise and Create commands in DAML triggers
This is a bit rough but I want something to experiment with before we
settle on a design and start making the LF changes required to make it
nicer.
It does already allow you to use the original template and choice types.
* Update triggers/runner/src/main/scala/com/daml/trigger/Runner.scala
Co-Authored-By: Martin Huschenbett <martin.huschenbett@posteo.me>
This should hopefully fix some of the flakiness we’ve been seeing on
Windows. Not entirely sure what’s going wrong without the clean but
since this only happens the lack of sandboxing seems like the most
likely difference.
This is a first step towards DAML triggers. At the moment, triggers
can consume (very simplified) create and archive events via the Ledger
API, update a state based on that and emit log mesages at each update.
All of this is likely to change significantly in the future, so I
would prefer to not focus too much on minor details for now.
As a test, I added a simple trigger that tracks active contract ids.
