Unable to verify with sol-verify release v1.2.0

[digvjs]

Current sol-verify version: v1.2.0 Current solidity version: ^0.4.18;

Payload:

{ 
    key: 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',
    path: '/private/var/www/html/blockchain/konkrete_node/ERC20-Mintable-Contract/erc20_mintable_contract.sol',
    contractAddress: '0xBa69648023f5ca52f93bD9d1E48854c1E82ebe8b',
    network: 'ropsten',
    contractName: 'konkrete6',
    cvalues: [ 'TSTM', 'Happy Project TSTM/projects/2/interest', 12345600 ],
    optimizationFlag: false 
}

Output:

{ 
    status: '0',
    message: 'NOTOK',
    result: 'Fail - Unable to verify' 
}

I am using contract named constructor instead of keyword.

[Aniket-Engg]

Thanks @DigvijaySS for raising this. Can you please let us know how you have deployed the contract, i mean using remix or other ways?

[digvjs]

I am deploying this using ether.js deploy function.

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Thanks @DigvijaySS https://github.com/DigvijaySS for raising this. Can you please let us know how you have deployed the contract, i mean using remix or other ways?

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[Aniket-Engg]

Have you tried any other way of deployment? Also please double check your constructor parameters. I am trying to reproduce it at my end.

[Aniket-Engg]

@DigvijaySS We have tried all the ways to reproduce it but couldn't. I have deployed contract using ethers.js and successfully verified it using this package passing constructor parameters(string type too). Sample: https://rinkeby.etherscan.io/address/0x33BA5305dFA61421e3BFF3F670005B32841AF9aF#code

Still if you would like to share the related code or other information where you think something may be wrong, we will be happy to help you.

[digvjs]

Looks like something wrong around the datatype.

I was deploying contract with ether.js code -

var tokensToDeploy = math.multiply(numOfTokens, math.pow(10, contractDecimals));
let contract = await factory.deploy(tokenSymbol, projectName, tokensToDeploy);

This failed! To make it work, I had to change the tokensToDeploy to something as below - var tokensToDeploy = parseInt(math.multiply(numOfTokens, math.pow(10, contractDecimals)));

Now this works while verification.

Thanks!

[Aniket-Engg]

Great! Closing it.