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Ethereum: Safe 4337 Module – Low Gas Price Causes Deployment Issues
As an Ethereum developer, you are probably no stranger to the complexities and challenges of deploying contracts on a new compliant blockchain. I recently ran into an issue with module 4337 while trying to deploy it on the latest Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compliant blockchain.
Issue: Safe Deployment of Module 4337
In this article, we will delve into the details of what happened and why it is causing issues for developers like you who are trying to deploy modules from the Safe 4337 project.
Topic: Low Gas Price Causes Deployment Issues
The primary issue I am writing about is related to a specific gas price that has been too low. As we all know, deploying contracts on the Ethereum network requires careful consideration of gas prices, as they can significantly impact deployment time and cost. In this case, the Safe 4337 module attempted to deploy using DDP (deterministic-deployment-proxy), but it encountered an issue due to excessive gas usage caused by low prices.
Problem: Deterministic deployment proxy cannot be deployed due to low gas price
When I tried to deploy the Safe 4337 module, I received a deployment error message stating that the « deterministic-deployment-proxy » contract could not be successfully deployed. The problem was due to low gas price. Specifically, the gas price used in the DDP contract was too low to allow for efficient deployment.
Solution: Increase gas price
To resolve this issue, I had to increase the gas price used by the DDP contract. This allowed me to improve the overall efficiency of the deployment process and prevent further issues. This shows that even with the latest EVM-compatible blockchain, low gas prices can still cause problems for developers trying to deploy modules.
Takeaways
In conclusion, this article highlights an important aspect of Ethereum development: gas prices are a critical consideration when making contracts. By understanding how gas prices affect deployment efficiency, we can be better prepared to deal with unexpected issues, such as the issue we encountered with module 4337. Always remember to monitor gas prices and adjust them as needed to ensure a smooth deployment and high performance.
I hope this article was informative and helpful!