Tenderly Node now supports RPC methods from the debug namespace, additional methods from the trace namespace, and the method eth_createAccessList.
trace namespace methods
- trace_transaction: Traces the execution steps of a specific transaction.
- trace_call: Similar to
trace_transaction, but for simulating the transaction execution without sending it to the network. - trace_block: Traces all the transactions included in a block.
- trace_callMany: Enables tracing of multiple transactions in a single call.
- trace_replayTransaction: Replays a transaction, enabling you to see its execution step-by-step.
- trace_replayBlockTransactions: Replays all transactions in a block, similar to
trace_replayTransaction, but for an entire block. - trace_get: Retrieves the trace of a single transaction based on a block and transaction indices.
debug namespace methods
- debug_traceTransaction: Provides a detailed execution trace of a transaction.
- debug_traceCall: Simulates a call to the network (similar to
eth_call) but provides a detailed execution trace. - debug_traceBlock: Traces the execution of all transactions in a given block.
- debug_traceBlockByNumber: Traces the execution of all transactions in a block, identified by its number.
- debug_traceBlockByHash: Similar to
debug_traceBlockByNumber, but the block is identified by its hash.
eth namespace methods
eth_createAccessList: This method generates an access list for a transaction. This optimizes transaction processing by allowing the EVM to preload specified data, potentially reducing gas costs and increasing execution efficiency.
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Check out the documentation to explore other supported RPC methods.
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