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PA-Digital Assets (PDA) Test Agreement Issue
The Solana community is working on implementing PDA contracts that allow users to store and manage their digital assets in a decentralized manner. However, testing these contracts can be challenging due to several issues.
A common issue developers encounter is using the Anchor “declare_id” macro without specifying an actual declaration ID. In this article, we’ll address two specific issues when testing PDA contracts on Solana: (1) using the wrong “declare_id” macro and (2) incorrectly using Anchor’s “pubkey” function.
Problem 1: Using the wrong declare_id macro
When testing Pa digital asset contracts, it is important to specify the actual ID to be reported. However, some developers use the wrong declare_id macro without specifying a valid ID. In this case, the problem occurs when Anchor’s declare_id macro returns an error due to missing or invalid metadata.
To fix this issue, make sure you use the correct declare_id macro and specify a valid ID in the declare_id!() function call. For example:
“rust.”
use Anchor_lang::prelude::*;
declare_id!(“pa_digital_asset_123”);
“
In this example, we are declaring the ID for the Pa digital asset contract using the correct declare_id macro.
Problem 2: Incorrect use of Anchor’s “pubkey” function
Another problem developers face is incorrect use of Anchor’s “pubkey” function. For PDA contracts, it is important to use the correct “pubkey” function when interacting with the Solana blockchain.
The “pubkey” function provides access to a user’s public key on the Solana blockchain. However, some developers mistakenly use this function without specifying the correct “key_id”.
To fix this problem, make sure you have used the correct “pubkey” function and entered the required “key_id”. For example:
“rust.”
use Anchor_lang::prelude::*;
declare_id!(“pa_digital_asset_123”);
let pda_contract = solana_pda::pda::PdaContract::new(
&Key::from(“pa_digital_asset_123”),
Key::from(“0x1234567890abcdef”),
);
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In this example, we declare the ID for the Pa digital asset contract using the correct “declare_id” macro and provide a valid key. Then we use the correct “pubkey” function to access the PDA contract.
By following these steps, you can solve common problems developers face when testing PDA contracts on Solana.