Running a script returns Failed to decode constructor arguments

[pysel]

I am using a script to deploy a contract on an anvil chain by calling:

forge script $SCRIPT --rpc-url $RPC --broadcast

In CLI, the script itself seems to be running successfully (Script ran successfully. is outputted to logs). However, it also raises an error (I suppose when it tries to broadcast transaction to anvil, because the script runs successfully without --broadcast flag):

## Setting up 1 EVM.
2024-05-29T03:11:05.794675Z ERROR forge_script::transaction: Failed to decode constructor arguments contract=Some("BountyContract") signature=constructor(tuple[],address) is_create2=false constructor_args=206004.....

I am not sure why I am getting this error. Also, I have a different script I use in my project, which also produces the same error mentioned. I am not sure what is the reason

[thebraveman17]

Could you please share your source code with us so we can help you debug?

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[pysel]

hi @thebraveman17! I invited you to this repo: https://github.com/Continuum-Project/TTC. The script I was trying to run is https://github.com/Continuum-Project/TTC/blob/main/script/DeployDAO.s.sol. The command I use is simply forge script --fork-url $RPC --broadcast

[thebraveman17]

The link above gives me the same error.

Is this your repo https://github.com/Continuum-Project/TTC-Vault?

[pysel]

Hi @thebraveman17. That is odd, I made the repository public for now, you should have access to it now, thank you!

[pysel]

#6571 This is an issue similar to the one I face now

[pysel]

hey @thebraveman17! I solved the bug, which has a pretty odd solution. The issue was that I was not providing the --sender parameter when running a script, which raised the mentioned error. After I did it, it worked just fine

[thebraveman17]

I'm glad that you found the solution!