fix(forge): respect Amsterdam code size limits#15764
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@sakulstra Yes, you’re right. But the revm 41.0.0 constants used here still reflect the earlier 32/64 KiB draft values; so we'll need to bump revm. |
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Marking as "blocked" until next revm bump. |
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code_size_limitoverridesMotivation
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evm_version = "amsterdam"still madeforge build --sizesand script checks use the pre-Amsterdam 24 KiB runtime / 48 KiB initcode limits. The workaround was to setcode_size_limit, but that setting also configures the test executor and can prevent oversized test contracts from deploying.With this change, selecting Amsterdam automatically uses its 32 KiB runtime and 64 KiB initcode limits, so users do not need to change the test executor limit just to get accurate size checks.
Addresses #14761 (comment)