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Re-write Multichain support section in comparison #6391
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@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ Hardhat 3 comes with Foundry-compatible Solidity tests, which are fast and ideal | |||
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## Multichain support | |||
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In Hardhat 2, you can only configure a single Hardhat network, which always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 introduces chain types, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. And you can configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type. | |||
Hardhat 2's development network always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 removes this limitation, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. And, unlike Hardhat 2, you can configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type. |
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Hardhat 2's development network always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 removes this limitation, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. And, unlike Hardhat 2, you can configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type. | |
In Hardhat 2, the development network always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 removes this limitation, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. It also allows you to configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type. |
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The first version will have support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, plus a "generic" chain type that can be used as a fallback for chains that are not yet supported. | ||
The initial release includes first-class support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, providing more realistic simulations of these networks. We'll gradually add new chain types over time. In the meantime, a generic chain type can be used as a fallback for networks that are not yet supported. This generic chain type behaves the same as Hardhat Network in Hardhat 2 and works with all of Hardhat 3's new features. |
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The initial release includes first-class support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, providing more realistic simulations of these networks. We'll gradually add new chain types over time. In the meantime, a generic chain type can be used as a fallback for networks that are not yet supported. This generic chain type behaves the same as Hardhat Network in Hardhat 2 and works with all of Hardhat 3's new features. | |
The initial release includes first-class support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, providing more realistic simulations of these networks. We'll gradually add new chain types over time. Until then, a generic chain type can be used as a fallback for networks that are not yet supported. This generic chain type behaves the same as Hardhat Network in Hardhat 2 and works with all of Hardhat 3's new features. |
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