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Improve foundry compilation #488
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I am wondering if we should invert the logic for --foundry-compile-all
and do something like:
- If there is a foundry project detected, and the target is a
. sol
file, then do the auto compile - Have the user use
compile-force-framework solc
if they dont want to do that
Because most likely the direct solc call will not work for most of the user anyway in a foundry project
What do you think?
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What if we dont make it abstract, to avoid having a code duplication for all platforms, to just return None?
- Remove the auto flag, crytic-compile will directly use the auto feature if its on .sol file + the working director is a known platform - Remove abstract from config to reduce code footprint
I made the proposed improvements (remove the auto flag, and make |
Add a new option
--auto-compile
which can be used to compile a single file. At the moment it's implemented only for foundry. It will try to get information such as solc version to use, remappings... and pass them to solc. Example we want to run slither on a single file we can do from the root directoryslither src/MyFile.sol --auto-compile
.Automatically skip compiling tests and scripts, to compile everything use
--foundry-compile-all
.