The problem you're facing is due to compiling the Move package in moving test mode, which includes a stdlib Move module with a different address assigned to it. When compiling the package, ensure that you are not including the stdlib Move module or any other modules with conflicting addresses. Compile the Move package without test mode to resolve the address mismatch issue. This should resolve the error you're encountering during module publishing.

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As a Move VM developer, I'll help you resolve the MODULE_ADDRESS_DOES_NOT_MATCH_SENDER error when publishing modules. Here's the solution:

fn build_and_publish_package(package_path: &str) {
    let instance = MoveVM::new(vec![]).unwrap();
    let myresolver = MyResolver::new();
    let mut new_session = instance.new_session(&myresolver);
    
    // Use stdlib address (0x1) for publishing
    let sender_address = AccountAddress::from_hex_literal("0x1").unwrap();
    
    let _ = new_session
        .publish_module_bundle(
            modules.clone(),
            sender_address,
            &mut UnmeteredGasMeter {}
        )
        .unwrap();
}

Key Concepts

1. Module Addresses

• Each module must be published to a specific address
• Addresses are hardcoded in Move VM
• Stdlib modules use address 0x1 1:8

2. Publishing Requirements

• Sender must match module's address
• Module code must be compiled
• VM session must be properly initialized

Troubleshooting Steps

1. Address Verification

• Check Move.toml for correct address assignments
• Verify sender address matches module address
• Ensure no address conflicts

2. Module Compilation

• Compile modules before publishing
• Verify compilation output
• Check for dependency issues

3. VM Session Setup

• Initialize VM with proper configuration
• Create session with correct resolver
• Verify gas meter configuration

This solution resolves the MODULE_ADDRESS_DOES_NOT_MATCH_SENDER error by ensuring proper address alignment during module publishing. The Move VM enforces strict address matching to maintain security and prevent unauthorized module publication 1:8.