fix: correct type mismatch in adding-FHE tutorial#139
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fix: correct type mismatch in adding-FHE tutorial#139giwaov wants to merge 1 commit intoFhenixProtocol:masterfrom
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The `getProposal()` function declares return type `uint256[] memory votes` but initializes the array as `uint64[]`, causing a Solidity compilation error. Fixed in both the step-by-step diff and the final complete contract. Closes FhenixProtocol#138
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Summary
getProposal()in the "Adding FHE to Existing Contract" tutorial where the return type declaresuint256[] memory votesbut the array is initialized asuint64[], causing a Solidity compilation error for anyone following the tutorialDetails
The mismatch appears in two places:
uint256[], init saysuint64[]Both now correctly use
uint256[]throughout.Test plan
solc ^0.8.20getProposal()return types match the initializationCloses #138