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bootstrap.sh requires out of date version of Foundry #10977
Description
PROBLEM
While running "./bootstrap.sh full" on a Debian 12.8 VM without foundryup installed, I receive the error
ERROR: Toolchain incompatibility. We encourage use of our dev container.
See build-images/README.md.
forge not in PATH or incorrect version (requires 25f24e677a6a32a62512ad4f561995589ac2c7dc).
Installation: https://book.getfoundry.sh/getting-started/installation
curl -L https://foundry.paradigm.xyz | bash
foundryup -v nightly-25f24e677a6a32a62512ad4f561995589ac2c7dc
This is as expected, but after following the installation instructions the actual version installed is 5a8bd893eeeeb9489ea66dd52a02eeaa580e3af0.
Also, "foundryup -v nightly-25f24e677a6a32a62512ad4f561995589ac2c7dc" returns "foundryup: warning: unknown option: -v"
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cryptoryda commentedon Dec 30, 2024
A fix for this can be found here #10978.
Maddiaa0 commentedon Jan 2, 2025
Thank you for making this issue, i see that foundryup has a breaking change and has replaces -v with -i instead.
We use a locked commit of foundry so that all of our CI and local dev environments are running with stable versions we know not to have bugs.
I think the solution we should run for is to run foundryup -i on the locked commit