Harry Altman

Yes, unfortunately this is not so easy. This is of course related to #3873. Unfortunately addressing this sort of thing is likely going to require some serious rewriting. We're planning...

All that said, we did recently add support for custom errors in the Truffle Debugger, if you're looking for more information on what you can do in the meantime until...

Btw, I want to pop in here that better overload resolution is planned for the future to make resorting to `methods` less necessary! (But it's going to take a while...

@Epict33tus No, the Solidity ABI is considerably broader than that; it includes both structs and arrays, for instance. You can read more about it [here](https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.8.21/abi-spec.html).

Related to #1250.

Note: @gnidan notes that in the future we should in particular support the [diamond standard](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-2535). (This should possibly become a separate issue in the future.)

Note: The wrapper around source-fetcher now exists and is called `fetch-and-compile`.

So how *would* one set the config to achieve the desired goal here, then? (Enabling the usual security updates but also enabling all-version updates for one particular package.) Is there...

Yup, that's the idea. If you look at the documentation for `allow`, nowhere does it say that it in any way limits updates, that things outside of it are thereby...

Sure. Like I said, I'm using [highlightjs-solidity](https://github.com/highlightjs/highlightjs-solidity/). In more detail, the way that works is that it exports a function, `hljsDefineSolidity`. You import `hljs`, you import `hljsDefineSolidity`, you call `hljsDefineSolidity(hljs)`...