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I have a smart contract here that have mints NFTs and claim reward functions, and I have used custom errors instead of require

error stakeNotOver();

 function claimReward(uint256 stakeId) external nonReentrant returns (bool){
        if(addressStaked[_msgSender()] == false)
        revert notParticipant();
        if(stakerTokensInfo[_msgSender()][stakeId].endTS > block.timestamp)
        revert stakeNotOver();
        if(stakerTokensInfo[_msgSender()][stakeId].claimed > 0)
        revert alreadyClaimed();
        for(uint256 i =0; i< stakingId[msg.sender].length; i++){
            if(stakeId != stakingId[msg.sender][i])
            revert NoSuchStakingExists();
        }

but now as I am writing test cases using chai, I don't know how to deal with them. I tried something I found on the internet but it didn't work either

    it("Should not unstake if the time is not completed", async function () {

        await testToken.connect(owner).transfer(hyperStaking.address, 1000)
        await hyperStaking.connect(owner).stakeToken(500, 1)
        await expect(hyperStaking.connect(owner).claimReward(1)).to.be.revertedWithCustomError(hyperStaking, "stakeNotOver");

    });

Please let me know if I am doing anything wrong or is there no support for custom errors as of yet

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  • The code looks correct. Are you sure your query will throw an error? What error is it throwing right now? Commented Feb 28, 2023 at 9:21

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What error is it? I tried it by myself and see the error Invalid Chai property: revertedWithCustomError. Did you try to change revertedWithCustomError => revertedWith like below?

 it("Should not unstake if the time is not completed", async function () {
        await testToken.connect(owner).transfer(hyperStaking.address, 1000)
        await hyperStaking.connect(owner).stakeToken(500, 1)
        await expect(hyperStaking.connect(owner).claimReward(1)).to.be.revertedWith("stakeNotOver");

    });
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