Lesson 7 staging Test Errors #1192
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I'm stuck here with these staging tests error; This is my FundMe.staging.test.js : const { assert } = require("chai")
const { network, ethers, getNamedAccounts } = require("hardhat")
const { developmentChains } = require("../../helper-hardhat-config")
developmentChains.includes(network.name)
? describe.skip
: describe("FundMe Staging Tests", async function() {
let deployer
let fundMe
const sendValue = ethers.utils.parseEther("0.5")
beforeEach(async () => {
deployer = await getNamedAccounts().deployer
fundMe = await ethers.getContract("FundMe", deployer)
})
it("allows people to fund and withdraw", async function() {
await fundMe.fund({ value: sendValue })
await fundMe.withdraw()
const endingFundMeBalance = await fundMe.provider.getBalance(
fundMe.address
)
console.log(
endingFundMeBalance.toString() +
" should equal 0, running assert equal..."
)
assert.equal(endingFundMeBalance.toString(), "0")
})
})And yes i have tried lowering my eth value upto 0.1 but it still doesnt work and there is also a second error so im guessing its not just about insufficient funds anyone who can help this error is kinda getting me very frustrated. |
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Replies: 3 comments 38 replies
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Send hardhat.config |
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@bMuhammad506 Does your Rinkeby account with the private key described in the repo have enough test funds? That seems like the only possibility to me now. If you have funds in your account, cross-check if that is correct, maybe a typo in .env or incorrect copy. Maybe wrong account pvt. key. If the above is satisfied, does not hurt using a different Testnet (maybe Goerli/Kovan) |
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@bMuhammad506 I stop fixing it because @krakxn pushed the code. Ok, let me start again, will let you know once done. |
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@krakxn wait i have deposted more reth to that account and now the first error is replaced by replacement fee too low and second error remains the same |
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How much rETH do you have? I would recommend at least 0.5 |
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its more than that |
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@bMuhammad506 Did you add the gas parameter in network object? |
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@bMuhammad506 going to push, check your repo. |
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@bMuhammad506 And make sure to rename RPC URL because mine was with different name. |
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@alymurtazamemon , hey bro, can you please explain how you fixed this issue? I saw your commit but what fixed it, im not clear on that. It probably is below line, but not sure. After adding below line and then running the staging test, I got pass this error but now i am facing other issue "Error: replacement fee too low ". |
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@aviorn36 Have you solved this error Error: replacement fee too low? Please make a update |
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The first thing I noticed is this |
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apply their fixes and it will somehow magically solve this error 👍 |
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What's the point of these lines, if we need to add eth to our account to fund the funds contract. I thought the test was doing it with these lines? Can someone please explain? I'm running into the same error but I thought it wouldn't matter since we're funding 1eth not from our account but the test, if thats not the case can you explain what these two lines below do? const sendValue = ethers.utils.parseEther("1")
await fundMe.fund({ value: sendValue }) |
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I want to know too please. |
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@popoviciyoel @GlitzyM , this is a staging test, so transaction will be done to the contact deployed in test(rinkeby/goerli) network, so to carry any transaction in such network it has to be done via wallet that is identified by those network. This in your code is done by adding private key in .env files, so the transaction done in test network is to be carried by a test account that should have eth on it. But exactly how much eth is to be sent in transaction is given via below line. I hope this clears your doubt. |
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that makes sense, thank you :) |
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@bMuhammad506 Did you add the gas parameter in network object?