Fix packaging Docker image #1840
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The docker build failing is caused by #1585 (we've just released v0.12.0, so there are no changes). It's not affecting anything, merging. |
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At some point
hardhatswitch from storing the compilers in.cache/hardhat-nodejs/compilers/to.cache/hardhat-nodejs/compilers-v2. But changing the directory was not enough. For some reason, providing the downloadedamd64version was not enough to avoid the download. I've removed the download completely and added thesolc-linux-amd64-v0.8.9+commit.e5eed63a.does.not.workfile which is howhardhatinternally marks "broken" native compiler and switches to thewasmone. That one then works as expected, no download required 🙂