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Solana: Unexpected cfg condition value: cpi, Unexpected cfg condition value: solana
Hi everyone,
I hope you are doing well.
I am currently working on developing a Solana smart contract using Anchor. However, I have encountered three warnings in my code that I need help fixing.
As a newbie to building smart contracts on the Solana blockchain, I was hoping for some guidance on how to overcome these unexpected issues and ensure the success of my project.
The first warning I received was “Unexpected ‘cfg’ condition value: ‘cpi’, Unexpected ‘cfg’ condition value: ‘solana'”. This error message states that two different values are used in a configuration field (or “cfg”), which seems contradictory. In Solana, the “cpi” (Chain Performance Index) and “solana” fields are typically used to specify performance-related settings.
Without more information about my specific code or project setup, I’m having a hard time understanding how these two values can conflict with each other. Can anyone with experience with Anchor or Solana smart contracts provide insight into how to resolve this issue?
The second warning I received was “The value of the configuration field ‘cfg’ is not an object.” This error message suggests that the configuration field (“cfg”) is being used as if it were a collection (or array) of values, but in reality it is intended to be an object.
This seems like a simpler problem than the first. Is anyone familiar with Solana configurations and how they should be structured?
The third warning I received was “Invalid configuration value for ‘cpi’ or ‘solana’.” This error message indicates that an invalid value is being used in one of the two configuration fields.
Again, without further context on my code or project setup, it’s difficult to provide a concrete solution. However, I hope that by sharing this issue and asking for your help, we can work together to resolve these issues and create a successful Solana smart contract.
Thanks in advance for any pointers and advice you can provide!
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