Move dapp tests to the root test folder #906
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For consistency with other packages and projects we are moving the dapp tests to the root test folder. There are many possible approaches to organize the tests, but here we are following the same structure as the other packages. If we need to change this in the future, we can discuss and find the best approach.
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Depends on: #904
For consistency with other packages and projects we are moving the dapp tests to the root test folder.
There are many possible approaches to organize the tests, but here we are following the same structure as the other packages. If we need to change this in the future, we can discuss and find the best approach.