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There were many warnings emitted during the tests, most of which are the same warning, "WARNING: Multiple definitions for isRegisteredModule
Would just like to know if this is an expected behavior or not, and if so, I would love to understand why this is emitted or where is it from, as I am unable to find any resources of this online.
After skimming through the tests slightly, suspect might be caused by modules being reloaded/re-deployed everytime in beforeEach hooks.
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This warning is expected and is thrown by ethers.js (a dependency of etherlime) when deploying a contract having two functions with the same name (in this case isRegisteredModule(address[]) and isRegisteredModule(address)). See ethers-io/ethers.js#499.
There were many warnings emitted during the tests, most of which are the same warning,
"WARNING: Multiple definitions for isRegisteredModule
Would just like to know if this is an expected behavior or not, and if so, I would love to understand why this is emitted or where is it from, as I am unable to find any resources of this online.
After skimming through the tests slightly, suspect might be caused by modules being reloaded/re-deployed everytime in beforeEach hooks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: