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I copied and pasted the content of the assert example in a file called assert.cairo:
assert.cairo
fn main(x: felt252, y: felt252) { assert(x != y, 'error, x is equal to y'); } #[test] fn test_main() { main(1,2); }
Then compiling with the suggested command fails:
> cairo-test assert.cairo Error: The given path is a file, but --single-file was not supplied.
So I compile with the suggested flag, but I get a ton of errors similar to this one:
> cairo-test --single-file assert.cairo error: Expected function, found module. --> assert.cairo:2:5 assert(x != y, 'error: x is equal to y'); ^****^
Any ideas why?
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I copied and pasted the content of the assert example in a file called
assert.cairo
:Then compiling with the suggested command fails:
So I compile with the suggested flag, but I get a ton of errors similar to this one:
Any ideas why?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: