crytic-compile
crytic-compile copied to clipboard
Etherscan now requires API key for getsourcecode, resulting in "Invalid etherscan API Key" error
Due to a recent breaking change by Etherscan, the apikey
parameter is now required by default. As a result, the default command for getting the source publicly will no longer work.
For example:
$ crytic-compile 0xd3c41c85be295607e8ea5c58487ec5894300ee67
ERROR:CryticCompile:Invalid etherscan API Key
ERROR:CryticCompile:Invalid etherscan API Key: https://api.etherscan.io/api?module=contract&action=getsourcecode&address=0xd3c41c85be295607e8ea5c58487ec5894300ee67
To address this change, it is now necessary to provide the API key using --etherscan-apikey $ETHERSCAN_API_KEY
. However, this is not loaded by default.
Expected Behavior
Cryptic compile should load $ETHERSCAN_API_KEY
env by default.
The issue could have occurred with other explorers as well. It was only tested with Etherscan.