Description
I encountered a TypeScript error when trying to use the getContractState method on the TonClient. The method seems not to exist on the type TonClient4 | TonClient, which leads to a compilation error. I am following the official documentation (or specific guide/tutorial - if applicable, provide the link) to deploy a smart contract on the TON blockchain.
Library Version
TON SDK version: "@ton/blueprint": "^0.19.0",
Steps to Reproduce
run this line
const contractState = await api.getContractState(minterAddress);
Expected Behavior
The getContractState method should be available and callable on the TonClient instance to fetch the current state of a smart contract.
Actual Behavior
TypeScript compilation error stating that getContractState does not exist on the TonClient4 | TonClient.
Could someone please clarify if this method has been removed, deprecated, or replaced in the latest version of the SDK? Any guidance on how to properly obtain a contract's state using the current SDK version would also be appreciated.
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Description I encountered a TypeScript error when trying to use the
getContractStatemethod on theTonClient. The method seems not to exist on the typeTonClient4 | TonClient, which leads to a compilation error. I am following the official documentation (or specific guide/tutorial - if applicable, provide the link) to deploy a smart contract on the TON blockchain.Library Version
Steps to Reproduce run this line const contractState = await api.getContractState(minterAddress);
Expected Behavior The
getContractStatemethod should be available and callable on theTonClientinstance to fetch the current state of a smart contract.Actual Behavior TypeScript compilation error stating that
getContractStatedoes not exist on theTonClient4 | TonClient.Could someone please clarify if this method has been removed, deprecated, or replaced in the latest version of the SDK? Any guidance on how to properly obtain a contract's state using the current SDK version would also be appreciated.
Thank you!