Ethereum: Safe Gnoza – Warning for a basic contract that is not ACPAir, test network
As an Ethereum developer, the introduction and testing of smart contracts on various networks can be a difficult process. In this article, we will explore why developers like you see a warning in a safe gnose on the version of the basic contract “Gnoza Safe” on the Chiado network.
What is a safe gnose?
Safe Gnoza is an open source wallet with multiple mugs that allow users to safely store Etreum and other blockchain assets. It offers a easy interface of multi -chain interaction, which makes active active and transmission between them.
Problem: Basic Agreement is not accepted on Chiado Network
In the implementation of our experience agreement “Gnoza Safe” V1.3. This warning is displayed when using a Chiado network with safe gnose.
implementation process:
You will need to follow these steps to implement the test networks:
- Clone the “Safe Gnoza” deposit from GitHub.
- Update the package file.
- Create contracts using Triffle Build.
- Create a new security instance for one of the test networks (Sepolia or Chiado).
- Introduce the contract to the specified network.
Why is this warning going?
The warning is due to the V1.3.0 version of Gnoza Safe, the basic contract, does not accept the introduction of the Chiado network. According to Saure Gnoza documentation, the current version of the Basic Agreement is compatible with Mainnet and Sepolia (not Chiado).
Conclusion:
To avoid this warning by introducing your “secure Gnoza” contract for test networks, implementing scripts or configuration files you can update the basic contract version. You may need to manually update the Triffle Build team or change the package file to use a compatible version.
suggestions:
- Check that there is a safe gnose documentation to obtain compatibility information.
- Update the version of the basic contract “Gnoza Safe” to a accepted version (eg v1.4.0 or subsequent version).
- Check your implementation scripts and configuration files for both Mainnet and Sepolia before the introduction of Chiado.
In these steps, you can make sure that your “gnose security” contracts are successfully implemented in the test networks without a warning of an unjustified contract.