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Enhancement: Add rudimentary Etherscan Vyper support to source-fetcher #3560
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gnidan
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Nov 24, 2020
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Note: Vyper does currently support an EVM version option... but it looks like we currently don't support using it? So I guess we'll ignore the EVM version info for now? :-/ |
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OK, you know what, I decided to go and add that in anyway, even if we don't currently support using it... |
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This PR adds rudimentary support for Vyper contracts on Etherscan to source-fetcher. Because these have no associated settings, it's pretty straightforward; the source code is just the given source code (no need to process that), and for the compiler version, we just strip off the initial
vyper:, which I'm taking to be a prefix added by Etherscan, rather than a legitimate part of the version string.