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Recently just pushed my first smart contract from truffle to the ropsten testnet.

As you can see from my terminal output below it compiles and was migrated with no problem:

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Was broadcast to the network by my running geth node:

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The contract can be found on my GitHub here, it looks like this:

pragma solidity ^0.4.13;

// This contract demonstrates a simple non-constant (transactional) function you can call from geth.
// increment() takes no parameters and merely increments the "iteration" value. 

contract Incrementer {
    uint iteration;

    function Incrementer() {
        iteration = 0;
    }

    function increment(uint count) {
        iteration += count;
    }

    function getIteration() constant returns (uint) {
        return iteration;
    }

}

This is the representation of the transaction on ropsten.etherscan.io:

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You can see that the ByteCode on the Blockchain (what we are looking for) and the Your Compiled Bytecode (what you provided) are the same in the beginning- I don't know if that means anything or not- but anyhow:

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I know that in the past there were some problems with trying to verify contracts compiled with truffle with respect to the Runs (Optimizer), but so far as I could tell this has been fixed, anyway for good measure I've tried to verify with this value set to 0 and also to 200, neither have worked...

Here's what I've been entering:

Is it correct what I've been doing?

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Why is this contract not verifying?

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    Did you select the same compiler version for compilation and verification. Truffle usually uses the latest stable version of the compiler while on the screenshot I looks like you took the latest commit for verification. So probably this results in different bytecode and verification fails. Anyways I would just use the contract and treat it as verified if it works as expected.
    – larsl
    Jul 30, 2017 at 22:11
  • That might be it, I was selecting the compiler I declared in my code Jul 30, 2017 at 23:22
  • man I don't think that's it, I've just tried every compiler 0.4.13 and above, none of them worked Jul 31, 2017 at 1:52

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You were trying to verify the "Migrations" contract that you used in your truffle configuration.

You incrementer contract was the next contract you created, and can be found here: https://ropsten.etherscan.io/address/0x8705c513da621a16fd1defc9de8ae7cdead01fb8#code

I verified it for you, using the Optimizer but setting it to 0 optimizations. You were using 0.4.13, as expected.

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