flow project deploy --network=testnet FAILS on Powershell 7.2 (792) about kitty-items HOT 3 CLOSED

Can you try passing the address without 0x prefix?
I will look into this and make sure 0x is handled if that is the case.

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ok / There are 2 issues going on here with deploying to the new Powershell 7

By the way - I've tested this whole thing on WSL 2 Ubuntu / bash - so I know the accounts and contracts are deployed for these accounts and contracts using these "values", etc.

So - here are the 2 things you gotta do for Powershell 7 Windows X Flow deployment like kitty-items (or others)

1. In Powershell 7 / make sure u "set" the FLOW environment variables correctly
   (using the $env:FLOW_PRIVATE_KEY='a1ae6................................' syntax)

2. For the FLOW_ADDRESS value - you must strip off the 0x prefix (as sideninja recommended for Powershell) - I did NOT have to do this for the WSL 2 / Ubuntu setup (FYI)
   (using the $env:FLOW_ADDRESS='ae7561b4bab9bc61' syntax) NOTE no '0x' prefix for this instance/deployment

You can check your Powershell 7 environment variables using:

Get-ChildItem -Path Env:
or you can switch to the cd Env: device style way to view your environment variables in Powershell 7

Ok sideninja - I guess the fix to strip the 0x for Powershell 7 users needs to be either coded or documented.

Best

Dave

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ok / There are 2 issues going on here with deploying to the new Powershell 7

By the way - I've tested this whole thing on WSL 2 Ubuntu / bash - so I know the accounts and contracts are deployed for these accounts and contracts using these "values", etc.

So - here are the 2 things you gotta do for Powershell 7 Windows X Flow deployment like kitty-items (or others)

1. In Powershell 7 / make sure u "set" the FLOW environment variables correctly
   (using the $env:FLOW_PRIVATE_KEY='a1ae6................................' syntax)
2. For the FLOW_ADDRESS value - you must strip off the 0x prefix (as sideninja recommended for Powershell) - I did NOT have to do this for the WSL 2 / Ubuntu setup (FYI)
   (using the $env:FLOW_ADDRESS='ae7561b4bab9bc61' syntax) NOTE no '0x' prefix for this instance/deployment

You can check your Powershell 7 environment variables using:

Get-ChildItem -Path Env:
or you can switch to the cd Env: device style way to view your environment variables in Powershell 7

Ok sideninja - I guess the fix to strip the 0x for Powershell 7 users needs to be either coded or documented.

Best

Dave

@comtechnet Thank you for this report. I will make sure this gets fixed in the next release.

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