feat: Vyper support for forge test #7981
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We could extract just the version manager from here: https://github.com/crypdoughdoteth/vyper-rs |
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Superseded by #8011 |
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Motivation
Adds Vyper support for
forge testand some tests for it.Solution
We should probably get rid of
CompilationErrorgeneric onProjectCompileOutputas it now ended up inMultiContractRunnerand it doesn't make much sense there, though I think we'd have a compiler generic there at some point so should be OK to keep for nowCI will likely fail as no
vyperis available, what's the right way to enable those tests? should we just download binary as it's done in compilers or we could inject it into CI env?Closes #5934