Ethereum: Why is only one of my proxy facets showing up on etherscan contract verification?

Ethereum contract verification problems: Understand the problem and suggest solutions

As an Ethereum developer, the implementation and maintenance of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain can be a complex process. In this article, we will explore why your proxy facets may not appear to check the ETHERSCAN contract and provide suggestions to solve the problem.

What are proxy facets?

In Ethereum, a proxy facet is an additional layer of information that provides an additional context on the functionality, security or other relevant details of an intelligent contract. These facets can include things such as chips, contract status, etc. When you implement an intelligent Etherscan contract, it includes these default proxy facets.

Why does only one of my proxy facets appear?

Unfortunately, the problem is that your proxy facets cannot be properly populated or can be crushed during the implementation process. This can happen in several scenarios:

• Updates of Proxy facets : When you update an Etherscan smart contract, new proxy facets will be added to reflect any change.

• Deleting proxy facets : If a proxy facet is deleted from the contract, it will no longer appear on Etherscan.

• Data corruption : Data used to complete proxy facets may become corrupt or incomplete during implementation.

Suggest solutions:

To solve this problem, you can try the following steps:

• Check the source code of your contract : Make sure all the necessary proxy facet information has been included in the source code of your contract.

• Check the proxy facets on ETHERSCAN : After you have updated the contract or made changes to its proxy facets, return to ETHERSCAN to make sure they are always populated correctly.

However, if you have tried these steps and always encounter problems, it may be useful:

• Contact the ETHERSCAN assistance team : Contact the ETHERSCAN assistance team to get help to solve the problem.

• Check the construction configuration of your contract : Make sure your contract is under construction with the required proxy information included.

Additional tips:

To avoid similar problems in the future, consider using a construction tool such as webpack or rollup to manage and check the proxy facets of your contract during implementation.

Understanding why your proxy facets may not be presented at the Etherscan contract and take action to solve the problem, you should be able to make sure that your smart contracts are accurately on the platform.

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