Subgraph: Add organization names

[onbjerg]

I'm unsure whether this should be a separate subgraph or not, but it would be super helpful to have organization names in the GraphQL API for things like Apiary.

My general feeling is that it is somewhat high cost to maintain, since the only way to get the organization names (as far as I know) is to decode transactions sent directly to one of the organization templates/kits, which inherently is a per-contract action. This would mean that a list would need to be maintained of the kits on each network, along with kit-specific handlers for attaching the names to the correct organizations.

[lkngtn]

Perhaps instead of relying on aragonid we could ENS reverse lookups, which is a more standard way of associating an ENS name with an address?

[onbjerg]

I'm not sure if this changed, but when I was with A1 reverse lookups were to expensive to add or something like that, so it was never added.

[lkngtn]

I don't mean that that it should be included in org creation, just that from a browsing perspective it may be a better, more standards compliant way to go.

[onbjerg]

Is there a way to create ENS reverse lookups after the fact with orgs?

[0xGabi]

Hi, @onbjerg I spend some time today trying to do this at the subgraph and it wasn't trivial. Would be useful anyways for your use case if we handle the ENS reverse lookups on the Connector? You will be interacting with Connect instead with the subgraph directly.

[onbjerg]

I've heard that reverse lookups are not available for Aragon orgs unless you set them up yourself because of gas constraints. I thought this was still the case?

[daviddavo]

It's impossible to do a reverse ENS lookup unless it has been set up with the special ENS name 0x<address>.addr.reverse. Maybe it should be automatically set-up when creating an org, but nothing can be done with already created DAOs.

However, if you go to the Aragon Dashboard for Lightwave DAO given its address (0x5fEED010a99f695852F8eB7B12E77CF6eCd7bE17) you'll get the name and a logo on the top left, even without having a reverse ENS.

In the case of the Aragon Budget DAO, you can access through these endpoints:

• budget
• budget.aragonid.eth
• 0x49C8C959ce8692978e4f3B169FFd179EC241adaF

With all these endpoints, the name that appears on the top-left changes depending on the endpoint used. So, how is the name retrieved? Why we can get the name for Lightwave (or MyBit) given its address but not for Aragon Budget?