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Allow deploying contracts from a specific private key #151

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  • New Features

    • Added new environment variables: ETHERSCAN_API_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, and MNEMONIC for enhanced configuration.
    • Updated deployment details for the NaiveRegistryFilter contract, including new contract address and transaction information.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved checks for required environment variables, ensuring flexibility in deployment configurations.
  • Documentation

    • Adjusted structure of environment variable declarations for clarity.

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The pull request introduces modifications across three files: .env.example, NaiveRegistryFilter.json, and hardhat.config.ts. New environment variables ETHERSCAN_API_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, and MNEMONIC are added to the .env.example file. The NaiveRegistryFilter.json file is updated to reflect new deployment details, including updated contract addresses and transaction hashes. Lastly, the hardhat.config.ts file is altered to incorporate the PRIVATE_KEY variable and simplify the checks for required environment variables, enhancing deployment flexibility.

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File Change Summary
packages/evm/.env.example Added variables: ETHERSCAN_API_KEY=, PRIVATE_KEY=, MNEMONIC=; moved ETHERSCAN_API_KEY= declaration.
packages/evm/deployments/sepolia/NaiveRegistryFilter.json Updated contract address, transaction hash, from address, contract address in receipt, transaction index, block number, cumulative gas used, args, and number of deployments.
packages/evm/hardhat.config.ts Added PRIVATE_KEY to environment variable handling; simplified checks for required variables to include only INFURA_KEY and ETHERSCAN_API_KEY; modified getChainConfig to use PRIVATE_KEY or default to mnemonic.

Possibly related PRs

  • Better deploy script  #52: This PR modifies the .env.example file to include environment variables like ETHERSCAN_API_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, and MNEMONIC, which are directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the .env.example file.
  • Sepolia deployment #127: This PR includes updates to the NaiveRegistryFilter.json file, which is relevant because the main PR also involves changes to the NaiveRegistryFilter.json file, specifically regarding deployment details and contract addresses.

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  • auryn-macmillan
  • ryardley

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
packages/evm/.env.example (1)

1-6: Overall structure improvement and security reminder

The reorganization of the .env.example file improves readability by grouping related variables together. This is a good practice for maintaining clear and organized configuration files.

As a general reminder, please ensure that:

  1. All sensitive information (API keys, private keys, mnemonics) are properly handled in the actual code.
  2. There are clear instructions in the project documentation on how to set up and use these environment variables.
  3. Consider using a secrets management system for production deployments to enhance security.
packages/evm/hardhat.config.ts (2)

16-26: LGTM: Improved environment variable checks

The updated checks for required environment variables and the new check for authentication methods (MNEMONIC or PRIVATE_KEY) are well-implemented. They provide clear warnings and ensure necessary configuration for deployment.

Consider combining the two checks into a single conditional statement to reduce code duplication:

if (!INFURA_KEY || !ETHERSCAN_API_KEY || (!MNEMONIC && !PRIVATE_KEY)) {
  console.warn(
    "Please set the INFURA_KEY, ETHERSCAN_API_KEY, and either MNEMONIC or PRIVATE_KEY environment variables to deploy and verify contracts. If neither MNEMONIC nor PRIVATE_KEY is set, a default mnemonic will be used."
  );
}

This suggestion consolidates the warnings and reduces the number of console.warn calls.


59-64: LGTM: Flexible account configuration in getChainConfig

The implementation of flexible account configuration in the getChainConfig function is well done. It correctly supports both private key and mnemonic-based setups, aligning with the PR objective.

For improved type safety, consider explicitly typing the accounts variable:

let accounts: string[] | { mnemonic: string };
if (PRIVATE_KEY) {
  accounts = [PRIVATE_KEY];
} else {
  accounts = { mnemonic };
}

This change ensures that the accounts variable always has the correct type, which can help prevent potential type-related issues in the future.

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packages/evm/.env.example (2)

2-2: LGTM: Addition of ETHERSCAN_API_KEY

The addition of ETHERSCAN_API_KEY is a good practice. It suggests that contract verification on Etherscan might be part of the deployment process, which enhances transparency and allows users to interact with verified contracts.


4-6: Ensure secure handling of private keys and mnemonics

The addition of PRIVATE_KEY and MNEMONIC variables with the comment "only one of the following should be set" is a good approach to support different key management methods. This aligns with the PR objective of allowing deployment from a specific private key.

However, please ensure that:

  1. The code that uses these variables properly handles the mutually exclusive nature of these options.
  2. There are appropriate security measures in place to protect these sensitive values, such as encryption at rest and secure transmission.
  3. The actual .env file is added to .gitignore to prevent accidental commit of sensitive information.

To verify the security measures, please run the following script:

packages/evm/hardhat.config.ts (3)

14-14: LGTM: Addition of PRIVATE_KEY environment variable

The inclusion of PRIVATE_KEY in the environment variable destructuring aligns with the PR objective and provides flexibility in authentication methods for contract deployment.


67-67: LGTM: Simplified accounts property in getChainConfig return statement

The simplification of the accounts property in the getChainConfig function's return statement is correct and consistent with the new flexible account configuration.


Line range hint 14-67: Overall assessment: Well-implemented changes for flexible deployment configuration

The modifications to hardhat.config.ts successfully implement the ability to deploy contracts using either a mnemonic or a specific private key. The changes are well-structured, maintain backward compatibility, and provide clear warnings when required configuration is missing.

Key improvements:

  1. Addition of PRIVATE_KEY support
  2. Updated environment variable checks
  3. Flexible account configuration in getChainConfig

These changes enhance the deployment flexibility of the project while maintaining security and ease of use. The code is clean and aligns well with the PR objectives.

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lgtm

@samepant samepant merged commit c30f1b4 into main Oct 18, 2024
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@samepant samepant deleted the sam/private-key-deployment branch October 18, 2024 17:03
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