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The pull request introduces significant updates to the deployedContracts.json configuration file, altering Ethereum contract addresses in the clientChain and exocore sections. New contract entries have been added, and existing addresses have been modified, indicating potential upgrades or redeployments. Additionally, changes in the SetPeersAndUpgrade and PrerequisitiesScript contracts reflect adjustments in functionality, while the BaseScript contract enhancements improve testing capabilities.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
script/deployedContracts.json |
Added new entries: capsuleImplementation, clientGateway, clientGatewayLogic, exocoreGatewayLogic. Modified existing entries: beaconOracle, beaconProxyBytecode, capsuleBeacon, exocoreGateway, lzEndpoint, proxyAdmin. |
script/11_SetPeers.s.sol |
Removed a comment block regarding the isRegisteredClientChain function issue; no functional code changes. |
script/1_Prerequisities.s.sol |
Modified AssetsMock initialization to include clientChainId as an argument in the constructor. |
script/BaseScript.sol |
Enhanced functionality by integrating StdCheats, modifying _bindPrecompileMocks for better error handling and fork management. |
test/mocks/AssetsMock.sol |
Added a constructor to initialize isRegisteredChain mapping and populate chainIds with clientChainId. |
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Possibly related PRs
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71: The changes in
script/deployedBootstrapOnly.jsoninclude updates to thecapsuleImplementation,clientGatewayLogic, andproxyAdminaddresses, which are also modified in the main PR'sdeployedContracts.json, indicating a direct relationship in the context of contract address management.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f6156a1574143896a8df3500fa156a33f530c969 and b811d7589be098d9703588583869c4db51bc42e6.Files selected for processing (4)
* script/11_SetPeers.s.sol (1 hunks) * script/1_Prerequisities.s.sol (1 hunks) * script/BaseScript.sol (2 hunks) * test/mocks/AssetsMock.sol (1 hunks)Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
* script/11_SetPeers.s.solAdditional comments not posted (5)
script/1_Prerequisities.s.sol (1)
`46-46`: **LGTM, but verify the `AssetsMock` contract.** The change to pass the `clientChainId` to the `AssetsMock` constructor is approved. However, ensure that the `AssetsMock` contract has been updated to handle the `clientChainId` parameter correctly. Verify that the contract's logic and behavior are as expected with this additional parameter. Run the following script to verify the `AssetsMock` contract:Verification successful
--- **Verification successful: `AssetsMock` contract handles `clientChainId` correctly.** The `AssetsMock` contract's constructor has been updated to accept the `clientChainId` parameter and uses it appropriately within its logic. This confirms that the changes are consistent with the intended functionality. - `test/mocks/AssetsMock.sol`: The constructor accepts `clientChainId` and initializes related mappings and arrays.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the `AssetsMock` contract handles the `clientChainId` parameter correctly. # Test: Search for the `AssetsMock` contract. Expect: The constructor should accept the `clientChainId` parameter. rg --type solidity -A 10 $'contract AssetsMock' ``` Length of output: 81 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the `AssetsMock` contract handles the `clientChainId` parameter correctly. # Search for the `AssetsMock` contract and its constructor to verify the `clientChainId` parameter. ast-grep --lang solidity --pattern $'contract AssetsMock {\n constructor($_) {\n $$$\n }\n}' ``` Length of output: 211 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the `AssetsMock` contract handles the `clientChainId` parameter correctly. # Search for the `AssetsMock` contract definition. rg 'contract AssetsMock' -A 10 # Search for the constructor within the same file to verify the `clientChainId` parameter. rg 'constructor' -A 5 ``` Length of output: 15948test/mocks/AssetsMock.sol (1)
`15-18`: **LGTM!** The constructor addition is approved for the following reasons: 1. It correctly initializes the `isRegisteredChain` mapping and `chainIds` array with the provided `clientChainId`. 2. It ensures that the specified chain ID is marked as registered upon contract deployment. 3. The constructor is the appropriate place to initialize the contract state variables. 4. This addition aligns with the PR objective of adding testnet deployment addresses.script/BaseScript.sol (3)
`18-18`: **LGTM!** The contract now inherits from both `Script` and `StdCheats`, which allows it to access additional testing utilities provided by the `StdCheats` library. Also applies to: 24-24 --- `125-142`: **Excellent improvements to the `_bindPrecompileMocks` function!** The changes enhance the function's robustness and adaptability: 1. The `try-catch` block allows the function to handle scenarios where no active fork is present gracefully. 2. Selecting a specific fork (`exocore`) ensures that the mock contracts are deployed in a controlled environment without affecting client chain simulations. 3. The `deployCodeTo` function simplifies the deployment of mock contracts and enhances resilience against transaction failures during simulations. 4. Restoring the previous fork ensures that the environment is reset correctly after the function execution. These improvements make the contract more adaptable to various simulation scenarios and improve its testing capabilities. --- `136-138`: **LGTM!** The `deployCodeTo` function calls deploy the necessary mock contracts (`AssetsMock`, `DelegationMock`, and `ClaimRewardMock`) to their respective precompile addresses. This setup is crucial for testing purposes and simulating the behavior of the precompiled contracts.
All of these are verified on their respective block explorers.
Summary by CodeRabbit
capsuleImplementation,clientGatewayLogic, andexocoreGatewayLogic.BaseScriptcontract for more robust simulations.AssetsMockcontract to register client chain IDs upon deployment.