Compilation failed due to differ compiler version about kudos721contract

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[baumstern]

@svipal Thank you for your kindness. But I think there should be a reward for your effort— motivated by the bounty system.

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1) svipal has started work.

The pragmas specify the correct version of solidity for the project. You can add this to your truffle, to specify the version of the compiler needed :

module.exports = {
networks: {
...
},
compilers: {
solc: {
version: "0.4.24"
}
}
}

Learn more on the Gitcoin Issue Details page.

[svipal]

here's a pic for it to be clearer

In addition to the pragmas inside the projects' contract; the reason it is behaving so at the moment is because the project depends on an old version of opensolidity.

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1. @svipal

@owocki please take a look at the submitted work:

• PR by @svipal

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[owocki]

@gurrpi can you try now? thanks @svipal !

[baumstern]

@owocki Well, yes it works. BTW, it would be good to notice Gitcoin contributor workflow more accessible for potential contributor. (Since I submitted the PR— without any knowledge about process— immediately after filed this issue).

[svipal]

@gurrpi , oh wow. I think he didn't see your PR before putting up the bounty. Neither did I . I think it's unfair for me to get the bounty in this case.
@owocki can you cancel the bounty and just transfer the eth to gurrpi ?