Lesson 6 : Constructor requires no arguments (MacOS Catalina 10.15.7)

[JamiDEV]

Another unknown error. I've done all the digging I could for a resolution, could not find one. I did copy the incorrect Fundme file and then copied the correct one. I looked through my Mockv3 file and everything seems correct. What constructor might this be?

[cromewar]

Hello @JamiDEV it seems you are passing arguments to FundMe constructor (such as the price feed address) and the contract is not expecting them, your FundMe.sol must have a constructor like this:

   constructor(address _priceFeed) public {
        priceFeed = AggregatorV3Interface(_priceFeed);
        owner = msg.sender;
    }

Note: remember to delete the build folder and compile again anytime you make changes to the contracts, otherwise brownie is going to take the last version.

[cromewar]

There must be something messing up with your installation, i suggest you to reinstall eth-brownie, but before doing that your would like to delete .bronwie folder on for home directory, as it is a hidden folder don't forget to press the Command + Shift + . (period) keys at the same time,

After deleting brownie try installing again. I hope this might help.

[JamiDEV]

You gotta be kidding me, it just started happening out of nowhere--- ugh this becoming unbearable, but thank you for your help so far brother.

[cromewar]

Please let us know if reinstalling was helpful for you.

[JamiDEV]

I fixed it, looks the fundme sol updated contract wasn't working because it's missing the contract method

Im still getting errors for the chainlink imports

but the Fund me contract still deployed.

Not sure if the Updated FundMe.sol is doing this for anyone else but it is for me.

[cromewar]

I'm glad you solved your problem, to get riff off linting issues with chainlink, please refer to this link you should add them to vscode.

I'll close this thread now, please feel free to make any other questions.