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Regex on Line 127 in _solidity.py #873

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@Arbitrage0 Arbitrage0 commented May 4, 2018

Hi, I had a feeling that the added '/' in the regex was messing up with returning the solidity compiler version, because for me it kept returning None, however removing that made it better. I'm presuming that by adding the '/' it searches the base text for a literal match of the '/', and can't tell what other function it performs. Please do check.

Hi, I had a feeling that the added '/' in the regex was messing up with returning the solidity version, because for me it kept returning "None", however removing that made it better. Please do check.
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joeykrug commented May 5, 2018

Ah yes I noticed this before too, didn’t catch the regex as the cause tho. Thanks!

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Arbitrage0 commented May 5, 2018

To be honest, it could also be that the case that subprocess.check_output() is a bit buggy too, since it would return the output immediately but wouldn't save it as a string. That was my problem initially as well, which is also one of the possible reasons why the compiler_version() method returns None. Made a change to that as well, do check.

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