Ethereum: unable to implement a transparent proxy contract at polygon mainnet with hardhat
As a developer, we all experience the frustration of deploying intelligent contracts in different block chains. In this article, we will explore whyeum cannot deploy our transparent proxy contract in polygon’s mainnet using hardhat.
The Question
Let’s Dive Into What Could Be Causing the Problem. When we implement our contract on Testnet (Mumbai) with Hardhat, Everything Works Well. However, when we tried to deploy it in polygon’s mainnet, we find a mistake.
To isolate this problem, we will use a combination of debugging techniques and problem solving steps.
Step 1: Check Network Compatibility
First, Let’s Ensure That Our Contract is Compatible with the Network We Are Tryping to Implement. We can use the Network.show () Function to display the current Network We are directing:
`Javascript
Conste speech = wait ethers.getnetwork ();
console.log (Network.name); // Output: Polygon
`
This confirms that we are directing polygon’s mainnet.
Step 2: Check the Configuration of the Contract Implementation
Then we will check if our contract implementation configuration is correct. We need to ensure that the “target” Property in our contract (Application Binary Interface) Corresponds to the Network in which we are implemented:
`Javascript
Constant transparent proxy contract = await ethers.get control (“transparentproxy contract”);
Constt ImplantsConfig = {
Target: {[Network.name]: “Polygon”}
};
`
If the target 'property is not correctly defined, the contract not be able to deploy.
Step 3: Check the hardhat version and the configuration
We will also check if our version and configuration of Hardhat is compatible with polygon's mainnet. We can use thehardhat.config.jsfile to specific the network:
Javascript
Module.exports = {
// … Other Settings …
Networks: {
Polygon: {
Chainid: process.env.polygonchainid, // define it using your polygons cli command
GASPRICE: 20,
Blockknumber: 1000
}
},
};
`
Be sure to define the chainid Property to the Real Id of Princip’s Mainnet.
Step 4: Check the transaction errors
To confirm that our contract is being successful implemented, let’s check if there are transaction errors:
`Javascript
Const txhash = awaits transparentproxy contract.dplay ({
… Implantconfig,
Gasimit: 2000000
});
console.log (txhash); // Output: Implementation Transaction hash
`
If we find any Error Message Duration the deployment Process, You May Indicate That Our Contract is not bee implemented correctly.
Conclusion
After following thesis steps, if you are still facing problems to deploy your transparent proxy contract to polygon’s mainnet with hardhat, make sure:
- Your Contract Implementation Configuration Corresponds to the Network
- You Are Using A Compatible Version And Hardhat Configuration for Polygon’s Mainnet
- The Transaction is Being successful implemented
If none of these problem solving steps solve the problem, provide more details about the process of configuring and deploying your project and will be happy to help more.
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