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[Bug-Candidate]: vm.startPrank() not working #1308

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0xJoichiro opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 5 comments
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[Bug-Candidate]: vm.startPrank() not working #1308

0xJoichiro opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 5 comments

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@0xJoichiro
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Describe the issue:

VM failed for unhandled reason, BadCheatCode 0x6447d56. This shouldn't happen. Please file a ticket with this error message and steps to reproduce! Stack trace: call HEVM::startPrankXD(0x000000000000000000000000000000000001E240)

Code example to reproduce the issue:

any basic code that uses vm.startPrank()

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Echidna 2.2.4

Relevant log output:

VM failed for unhandled reason, BadCheatCode 0x6447d56. This shouldn't happen. Please file a ticket with this error message and steps to reproduce! Stack trace: call HEVM::startPrankXD(0x000000000000000000000000000000000001E240)
@ggrieco-tob
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startPrank support is coming. It is implemented in hevm, but we haven't upgraded yet.

@0xJoichiro
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@ggrieco-tob undertood,actually is saw #1229 and it was ended with as it works therefore had to ask.We can close this if you want now

@arcz
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arcz commented Sep 13, 2024

Are you sure you are calling startPrank? The trace shows startPrankXD.

@0xJoichiro
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@arcz yes sir I did call startPrank(),as i saw the same trace message.Cross checked on my part have been fuzzing using echidna and its been an issue converting foundry tests into echidna ones

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Can you try using echidna from master?

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