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Right now we only see "compiling with solc 0.8.31" or whatever... which is confusing because we don't know which exact build its coming from. We don't use semver yet for our ssolc fork so its better to have commit from where it was built.
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Uses SeismicSystems/seismic-compilers#14 When compiling with -vvv we can now see the commit version: ``` $ sforge build -vvv [⠊] Compiling... [⠑] Compiling 44 files with ssolc 0.8.31 (676bdec) [⠘] ssolc 0.8.31 (676bdec) finished in 615.21ms ``` Before we'd see `Compiler ... with Solc 0.8.31` only.
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Right now we only see "compiling with solc 0.8.31" or whatever... which is confusing because we don't know which exact build its coming from. We don't use semver yet for our ssolc fork so its better to have commit from where it was built.
When compiling we'll thus see the commit version (tested this in foundry using this commit)
Before we'd see
Compiler ... with Solc 0.8.31only.