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If you have your own artifacts-loading logic, and have a contract that needs to be linked, our plugin doesn't help you. You'd have to link the libraries manually.
We should have overloads that take an Artifact, and take care of the library linking.
getContractAt doesn't really need this overload, but it would be great to be consistent.
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It would be nice if doit could use as many processes as there are CPUs instead of only a hardcoded number.
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I'm trying to create a wrapper for Task in Node.js. I'd like to report the time each task takes. However, the task variables show up as:
They SHOULD show up as: