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case class EthereumCommands(config: Ethereum)(implicit elc: ErrorLoggingContext) extends Helpful with Product with Serializable

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  1. new EthereumCommands(config: Ethereum)(implicit elc: ErrorLoggingContext)

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  1. def deploy_sequencer_contract(sequencerNames: Seq[String] = Seq()): (String, BigInteger, Option[Path])
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    @Summary(s = """
    This function attempts to deploy the Solidity sequencer smart contract to the configured (Besu) network.
    On success, it returns the contract address, the block height of the deployed sequencer contract and
    the absolute path to where the contract config file was written to. See the Ethereum demo for an
    example use of this function.
    """    , flag = console.this.Help.Summary.<init>$default$2)     @Description(s = """This function attempts to deploy the Solidity sequencer smart contract to the configured (Besu) network.
    If any `sequencerNames` are given to the function, it will also generate the mix-in configuration
    for these sequencers that configures the sequencer to use the contract that was deployed and write
    the configuration to a tmp directory. In this case, the absolute path to the file will be returned as `java.nio.Path`.
    If no sequencer names are given, `None` is returned.
    On success, it returns the contract address and block height of the deployed sequencer contract, and optionally an
    absolute path as described above.
    Note that this function can't be run over gRPC but needs to be used in a local Canton console.
    This function can only be executed when using an Ethereum sequencer and it will use the configured values in
    the EthereumLedgerNodeConfig (e.g. the configured TLS, authorization and client settings) when deploying the contract.
    Please refer to the Ethereum demo for an example use of this function.
    """    )
  2. def help(methodName: String)(implicit consoleEnvironment: ConsoleEnvironment): Unit
    Definition Classes
    Helpful
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    @Summary(s = "Help for specific commands (use help() or help(\"method\") for more information)", flag = console.this.Help.Summary.<init>$default$2) @Topic(t = Seq("Top-level Commands"))
  3. def help()(implicit consoleEnvironment: ConsoleEnvironment): Unit
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    Helpful
  4. def productElementNames: Iterator[String]
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    Product