// import { extendConfig, extendEnvironment } from "hardhat/config";
// import { lazyObject } from "hardhat/plugins";
// import { HardhatConfig, HardhatUserConfig } from "hardhat/types";
// import path from "path";

// import { ExampleHardhatRuntimeEnvironmentField } from "./ExampleHardhatRuntimeEnvironmentField";

import "./upload";

// This import is needed to let the TypeScript compiler know that it should include your type
// extensions in your npm package's types file.
// import "./type-extensions";

// extendConfig(
//   (config: HardhatConfig, userConfig: Readonly<HardhatUserConfig>) => {
//     // We apply our default config here. Any other kind of config resolution
//     // or normalization should be placed here.
//     //
//     // `config` is the resolved config, which will be used during runtime and
//     // you should modify.
//     // `userConfig` is the config as provided by the user. You should not modify
//     // it.
//     //
//     // If you extended the `HardhatConfig` type, you need to make sure that
//     // executing this function ensures that the `config` object is in a valid
//     // state for its type, including its extensions. For example, you may
//     // need to apply a default value, like in this example.
//     const userPath = userConfig.paths?.newPath;

//     let newPath: string;
//     if (userPath === undefined) {
//       newPath = path.join(config.paths.root, "newPath");
//     } else {
//       if (path.isAbsolute(userPath)) {
//         newPath = userPath;
//       } else {
//         // We resolve relative paths starting from the project's root.
//         // Please keep this convention to avoid confusion.
//         newPath = path.normalize(path.join(config.paths.root, userPath));
//       }
//     }

//     config.paths.newPath = newPath;
//   }
// );

// extendEnvironment((hre) => {
//   // We add a field to the Hardhat Runtime Environment here.
//   // We use lazyObject to avoid initializing things until they are actually
//   // needed.
//   hre.example = lazyObject(() => new ExampleHardhatRuntimeEnvironmentField());
// });