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Unable to deploy wasm contracts with newer rust version #294
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It's more context about the issue: Example PR: aurora-is-near/release-repository/pull/2 It was updated toolchain from Tests fail with a cc: @shariffdev |
@shariffdev any progress on that issue? |
I apologize for the delay in getting back to you. I have conducted a more in-depth investigation into the issue raised in the PR. During this analysis, I encountered some unusual behavior; however, I was able to successfully execute the tests, which seem to be functioning properly now and address the logging issue you mentioned earlier. As an interim solution, I managed to devise a workaround that appears to be stable for the time being. Here are the steps I took to rectify the issue:
Please note, this is a temporary solution and not a final resolution. I wanted to ensure that the tests could run without any hitches as I look more into it. You can run the test using the following command: NEAR_SANDBOX_BIN_PATH="./near-sandbox" cargo t I have attached my screenshot below and as you can see; it silences the log messages as well. |
Tjanja. When do you planing release solution, when things works out of the box? |
@mrLSD A fix is in the process currently, I will notify you when the fix is out. |
This issue has been resolved, you can wait for 0.8.0 release or you can use latest commit. I am closing this issue |
Thanks @shariffdev ! |
Hey @mrLSD a new version has been released, you are good to update to 0.8.0 |
After the merge of PR #293 , which was expected to resolve the issue mentioned in nearcore issue #9143, it seems that the problem persists when using the latest main hash as a dependency. This issue aims to track the investigation and resolution of this persistent error.
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