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Foundry 1.3.1 introduced non-deterministic block hash generation even with fixed timestamps and mnemonics, causing integration test failures. Pinning to 1.2.3 ensures consistent behavior across CI runs.
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Summary
Pins Foundry to version 1.2.3 in the CI configuration to fix integration test failures caused by non-deterministic block hash generation in Foundry 1.3.1.
Problem
Integration tests were failing with block hash assertion errors after Foundry updated to version 1.3.1. Investigation revealed that Foundry 1.3.1 produces different block hashes on each restart, even when using identical parameters (
--timestamp,--mnemonic, etc.) that previously ensured deterministic behavior.Solution
Pin Foundry to the last known working version (1.2.3) that generates deterministic block hashes, ensuring consistent test results across CI runs.
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