buidler-verify-helper
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This is a work-around for the solidity bug which sometimes requires that you submit the solc input for your entire contracts directory in order to verify a single contract.
This is a work-around for the solidity bug which sometimes requires that you submit the solc input for your entire contracts directory in order to verify a single contract.
It's a pretty janky solution, but it works.
buidler-helper --prepare --contracts ContractFile.sol
Replaces the paths.sources field in buidler.config.js with a temporary contract directory and clones only the necessary files for your deployment into the temp contracts directory.
buidler-verify-helper --clean
Restores the original buidler config file and deletes the temp directory
Usage Run the prepare script, then run your deployment scripts, then run the clean script.
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This is a work-around for the solidity bug which sometimes requires that you submit the solc input for your entire contracts directory in order to verify a single contract.
We found that buidler-verify-helper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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