The idea is that the user may decide to run a dry-run to check that every transaction is run correctly.
This may be done with Katana crate used locally, or even devnet when ready, to run all the script against the forked network.
If everything runs fine -> then use the RPC mentioned by the user.
The idea is that the user may decide to run a dry-run to check that every transaction is run correctly.
This may be done with Katana crate used locally, or even devnet when ready, to run all the script against the forked network.
If everything runs fine -> then use the RPC mentioned by the user.