forge-verify-contract - Verify smart contracts on Etherscan.
forge verify-contract [options] --compiler-version compiler_version address contract [etherscan_key]
Verifies a smart contract on Etherscan.
You must provide:
- The compiler version used to build your smart contracts (
--compiler-version, read below) - The contract address
- The path to the contract (read below)
- Your Etherscan API key, either by passing it as an argument or setting
ETHERSCAN_API_KEY
To find the exact compiler version, run ~/.svm/x.y.z/solc-x.y.z --version and search for the 8 hex digits in the version string here.
The path to the contract is in the format <path>:<contract>, e.g. src/Contract.sol:Contract.
By default, smart contracts are verified in a multi-file fashion. If you want to flatten the contract before verifying, pass --flatten.
This command will try to compile the source code of the flattened contract if --flatten is passed before verifying. If you do not want that, pass --force.
--compiler-version version
The compiler version used to build the smart contract.
To find the exact compiler version, run ~/.svm/x.y.z/solc-x.y.z --version
and search for the 8 hex digits in the version string here.
--num-of-optimizations num
The number of optimization runs used to build the smart contract.
--constructor-args args...
The ABI-encoded constructor arguments.
--chain chain
The chain ID the contract is deployed to (either a number or a chain name).
Default: mainnet
--flatten
Flatten the source code before verifying.
-f
--force
Do not compile the flattened smart contract before verifying.
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- Verify a contract built with solc v0.8.11+commit.d7f03943:
forge verify-contract --compiler-version "v0.8.11+commit.d7f03943" \ 0x.. src/Token.sol:MyToken