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Versions in this module

v0

v0.1.5

Feb 22, 2023

v0.1.4

Feb 22, 2023

v0.1.3

Feb 22, 2023

Changes in this version

+ func AllInvariants(ck bank.Keeper, k stake.Keeper, d distribution.Keeper, am auth.AccountKeeper) simulation.Invariant

+ func PositivePowerInvariant(k stake.Keeper) simulation.Invariant

+ func Setup(mapp *mock.App, k stake.Keeper) simulation.RandSetup

+ func SimulateMsgBeginRedelegate(m auth.AccountKeeper, k stake.Keeper) simulation.Operation

+ func SimulateMsgBeginUnbonding(m auth.AccountKeeper, k stake.Keeper) simulation.Operation

+ func SimulateMsgCreateValidator(m auth.AccountKeeper, k stake.Keeper) simulation.Operation

+ func SimulateMsgDelegate(m auth.AccountKeeper, k stake.Keeper) simulation.Operation

+ func SimulateMsgEditValidator(k stake.Keeper) simulation.Operation

+ func SupplyInvariants(ck bank.Keeper, k stake.Keeper, d distribution.Keeper, am auth.AccountKeeper) simulation.Invariant

+ func ValidatorSetInvariant(k stake.Keeper) simulation.Invariant