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"signer is not a function"
See original GitHub issueSeemingly ethers will not let you access a contract function named signer. Ran into this last night when we were testing a contract with a public signer variable. Is there a way around this naming conflict?
I can create a minimal working example (the stacktrace for the error unfortunately has details that need to be obfuscated) if you need one.
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(I see now that’s the same as the suggestion by @zemse)
There are a few names that collide with the properties present on the object already. And with JavaScript objects in general. Unfortunately the only way to get at these is to use the signature format accessors,
contract["signer()"](), for example if your method does not take in any parameters.It is similar if you have a method that collides with a JavaScript built-in, like
prototype.Let me know if that solves things…