user5844: There's a lot of talk about open-source code on Cardano, but how can I verify that the SmartContract(s) in a git repo are the actual SmartContracts the project has deployed to the Blockchain?
I want to know this for two reasons:

Make sure I'm not staking my ADA in a SmartContract that looks perfect on GitHub, but has a backdoor (to steal my ADA) onchain.

So other people can verify my code


Can I do this using the Cardano Node from the Ubuntu CLI?

user1275: You compile the code yourself to see if the address you arrive at aligns with what's live.

5844: <p>There's a lot of talk about open-source code on Cardano, but how can I verify that the SmartContract(s) in a git repo are the actual SmartContracts the project has deployed to the Blockchain?</p>
<p>I want to know this for two reasons:</p>
<ol>
<li><p>Make sure I'm not staking my ADA in a SmartContract that looks perfect on GitHub, but has a backdoor (to steal my ADA) onchain.</p>
</li>
<li><p>So other people can verify my code</p>
</li>
</ol>
<p>Can I do this using the Cardano Node from the Ubuntu CLI?</p>
 1275: <p>You compile the code yourself to see if the address you arrive at aligns with what's live.</p>
