updated readme

README.md

@@ -4,19 +4,26 @@ This is our attempt to build a bridge between Solana and Cosmos using IBC
 
 ## Instructions to test solana program
 
-Since the solana program takes more than the default compute units, we need to run a local validator with increased compute units for the program to run successfully. The steps are given below.
+Since the solana program takes more than the default compute units (200000), we need to run a local validator with increased compute units for the program to run successfully. The steps are given below.
 
-Start a local validator with increased compute units
+1. Start a local validator with increased compute units
 ```
 solana-test-validator -r --max-compute-units 5000000
 ```
 
-In another terminal, run anchor test with `mocks` feature. Since we are already running a local validator, we have to tell anchor to skip starting up another validator
+2. In another terminal, run anchor test with `mocks` feature. Since we cannot pass features to anchor test command, we need to build it.
 ```
-anchor test --skip-local-validator — --features mocks
+anchor build -- --features mocks
 ```
 
-If you want to deploy the program with `mocks` feature, u need to pass the `mocks` feature while deploying like below.
+3. Now while running the tests, we need to provide a flag to skip build and validator since they are already set. Not providing the flag to skip build would make the program to be built again but without any features ( which we dont want for testing ).
 ```
-anchor deploy — --features mocks
+anchor test --skip-local-validator --skip-build
+```
+
+### Note:
+If you want to deploy the program with `mocks` feature, you need to build the program with the mocks feature and then deploy.
+```
+anchor build -- --features mocks
+anchor deploy
 ```