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v4: testnet changes #71

Closed MaxMustermann2 closed 3 months ago

MaxMustermann2 commented 3 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the DeployBootstrapOnly contract and associated configurations by integrating the wstETH token, improving token management, and refining deployment strategies. Key updates include adapting initialization logic, transitioning to validator-centric operations, and bolstering error handling across scripts. These modifications collectively aim to strengthen functionality and ensure accurate references within the blockchain ecosystem.

Changes

Files Change Summary
script/.../DeployBootstrap.s.sol Added wstETH variable; updated setUp and run functions to integrate wstETH; adjusted initialization timing logic.
script/.../deployedBootstrapOnly.json Updated multiple Ethereum addresses for various contracts; introduced wstETH property.
script/.../generate.js Added new arrays for token management; replaced SEPOLIA_RPC with CLIENT_CHAIN_RPC; improved validation and error handling for genesis file updates.
script/.../prerequisiteContracts.json Added wstETH entry with associated address to prerequisite contracts.
script/.../11_SetPeers.s.sol Modified transaction handling and peer registration logic; introduced compatibility workarounds.
script/.../14_CorrectBootstrapErrors.s.sol New contract created to address bootstrap errors, implementing setup and upgrade functions.
script/.../deployedExocoreGatewayOnly.json Updated exocoreGateway and exocoreGatewayLogic addresses to reflect configuration updates.
test/mocks/.../NonShortCircuitEndpointV2Mock.sol Simplified error handling logic for unsupported option types.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DeployBootstrap
    participant TokenManager
    participant Oracle

    User->>DeployBootstrap: Deploy contract
    DeployBootstrap->>TokenManager: Initialize with wstETH
    TokenManager->>Oracle: Update token metadata
    Oracle->>User: Confirm deployment success

🐇 In the meadow, changes bloom,
New tokens sprout, dispelling gloom.
With wstETH in hand, we leap and play,
Blockchain adventures await today!
Hops and skips in the code we weave,
A brighter future, we believe! 🌸

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