Deploy diamond to X Layer #806
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script/deploy/_targetState.json (1)
2318-2362: The "beratest" environment configuration looks good, but has fewer facets compared to other environments.The added configuration for the "beratest" environment follows the established structure. However, it includes fewer facets and components compared to the "xlayer" environment and others.
Is the reduced facet set intentional for this environment? It would be helpful to understand the rationale behind the difference.
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- config/networks.json (2 hunks)
- config/stargate.json (3 hunks)
- config/tokenwrapper.json (1 hunks)
- foundry.toml (2 hunks)
- networks (1 hunks)
- script/deploy/_targetState.json (1 hunks)
- script/helperFunctions.sh (1 hunks)
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config/networks.json
[error] 258-258: expected
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config/tokenwrapper.json (1)
43-43: LGTM!The addition of the "xlayer" token to the configuration looks good:
- The JSON key and address value are properly formatted.
- The Ethereum address is valid (40 hexadecimal characters prefixed with "0x").
- The change does not modify any existing token entries.
This is a low-risk change that expands the token configuration without altering existing functionality.
foundry.toml (2)
54-54: LGTM!The addition of the XLayer RPC endpoint is consistent with the existing pattern and allows for interaction with the XLayer network using Foundry.
Reminder: Ensure that the
ETH_NODE_URI_XLAYERenvironment variable is properly set to a valid XLayer node URI.
96-96: LGTM!The addition of the XLayer Etherscan configuration is consistent with the existing pattern and enables the use of Etherscan API for the XLayer network.
Reminder: Ensure that the
XLAYER_ETHERSCAN_API_KEYenvironment variable is properly set to a valid API key.config/stargate.json (3)
38-38: LGTM!The addition of the "xlayer" entry with a zero address value in the "endpointV2" section looks good. It enhances the configurability of the application for future use.
228-228: Looks good!The addition of the "xlayer" entry with a zero address value in the "composers" section is consistent with the changes made in the "endpointV2" section. It looks good.
268-268: Looks good to me!The addition of the "xlayer" entry with a zero address value in the "routers" section is consistent with the changes made in the other sections. It looks good to me.
script/deploy/_targetState.json (1)
2258-2317: LGTM! The "xlayer" environment configuration looks good.The added configuration for the "xlayer" environment follows the established structure and includes relevant facets and components. The version numbers are consistent with the rest of the configuration.
script/helperFunctions.sh (1)
2951-2954: LGTM!The new case statement for the "xlayer" network looks good. It follows the existing code pattern and the chain ID "196" seems reasonable.
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deployments/xlayer.diamond.json (1)
1-75: Ensure thorough testing and auditingGiven the complexity of this LiFiDiamond contract configuration and its potential impact on the system, it is crucial to ensure:
- Thorough testing of the entire system with this configuration.
- A comprehensive security audit of the smart contracts and their interactions.
- Verification that all addresses are correct and correspond to the intended contracts on the target network.
Additionally, consider implementing a multi-sig wallet or a time-lock mechanism for critical functions to enhance security.
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67-67: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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script/helperFunctions.sh (2)
2951-2954: Addition of X Layer to getChainId functionThe
getChainIdfunction has been updated to include support for the X Layer network, returning the chain ID "196" when "xlayer" is passed as an argument.This addition is consistent with the existing structure and expands the function's capability to support the X Layer network.
Consider adding a comment above the X Layer case to provide more context about this network, similar to comments that might exist for other networks in the full function (not visible in this diff).
Example:
+ # X Layer - L2 scaling solution "xlayer") echo "196" return 0 ;;
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1-2954: Summary of X Layer integration changesThe modifications in this file focus on adding support for the X Layer network. Two main changes have been implemented:
- The
verifyContractfunction now uses a specific blockscout verifier URL for X Layer contract verification.- The
getChainIdfunction has been updated to include the X Layer network with chain ID 196.These changes effectively integrate X Layer support into the existing codebase, maintaining consistency with the current structure and style.
The changes are focused, consistent, and don't introduce any apparent issues. They successfully extend the functionality to support the X Layer network.
As the number of supported networks grows, consider refactoring the
getChainIdfunction in the future to use a lookup table or configuration file. This would improve maintainability and make it easier to add new networks without modifying the function itself.
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deployments/xlayer.diamond.json
67-67: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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deployments/xlayer.json
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22-22: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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deployments/xlayer.json (5)
1-24: LGTM: JSON structure and address format are correct.The file structure is valid JSON, and all entries follow the expected format of component name to Ethereum address mapping. Each address appears to be a valid 20-byte Ethereum address.
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6-6: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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22-22: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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2-2: Verify access controls for critical components.The deployment includes critical components such as DiamondCutFacet, OwnershipFacet, and AccessManagerFacet. These components typically have the ability to modify the contract's behavior or access rights.
Please ensure that:
- Only authorized addresses can call functions in these facets.
- There are proper access controls and multi-sig requirements for critical operations.
- The ownership of the LiFiDiamond contract (main entry point) is properly secured.
Can you provide details on the access control mechanisms in place for these critical components?
Also applies to: 4-4, 6-6, 14-14
9-10: Clarify the coexistence of GenericSwapFacet and GenericSwapFacetV3.The deployment includes both GenericSwapFacet and GenericSwapFacetV3.
Please clarify:
- The differences between these versions.
- Whether both versions will be active simultaneously.
- If there's a migration plan from V1 to V3.
1-24: Verify safeguards for external calls and storage modifications.As per the PR objectives, it's crucial to ensure that:
- Any arbitrary calls to external contracts are properly validated or restricted.
- Any privileged calls that modify storage are validated or restricted.
This is particularly important for components like Executor, FeeCollector, and various facets that likely interact with external contracts or modify storage.
Please provide details on:
- How external calls are validated in components like Executor and various facets.
- What restrictions are in place for storage modifications in components like FeeCollector and management facets.
- Any additional security measures implemented to prevent unauthorized actions.
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6-6: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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22-22: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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6-6: False positive: Ethereum addresses flagged as potential API keys.The static analysis tool (Gitleaks) has flagged the Ethereum addresses on lines 6 and 22 as potential API keys. This is a false positive.
Explanation:
- These strings are valid 20-byte Ethereum addresses, not API keys.
- It's common for static analysis tools to misinterpret blockchain addresses as sensitive data.
- In this context, these addresses are meant to be public and do not pose a security risk.
No action is required to address these flags.
Also applies to: 22-22
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6-6: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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deployments/xlayer.diamond.json (4)
1-75: LGTM: Well-structured JSON configurationThe overall structure of the JSON file is clear, consistent, and well-organized. It properly defines the LiFiDiamond contract structure with Facets and Periphery sections.
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61-73: Clarify empty string values in Periphery sectionSome entries in the Periphery section have empty string values:
- GasRebateDistributor
- ReceiverStargateV2
- RelayerCelerIM
- ServiceFeeCollector
Please clarify if these are intentionally left blank or if they need to be filled with actual addresses. If they are placeholders for future use, consider adding a comment to indicate this.
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67-67: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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67-67: Investigate potential API key exposureThe static analysis tool has flagged a potential Generic API Key on this line:
"TokenWrapper": "0x833Be894C596b15FAe740C2D522d660084c48B05",While this appears to be a false positive (as it's likely just an Ethereum address), it's worth double-checking to ensure no sensitive information is being exposed.
To confirm this is a valid Ethereum address, you can run the following script:
If the script outputs the address, it confirms that it matches the expected Ethereum address format.
Verification successful
Verified: TokenWrapper contains a valid Ethereum address
The value
"TokenWrapper": "0x833Be894C596b15FAe740C2D522d660084c48B05"has been confirmed to match the Ethereum address format. This is not an API key exposure.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify if the flagged value is a valid Ethereum address # Test: Check if the value matches the Ethereum address format jq -r '.LiFiDiamond.Periphery.TokenWrapper' deployments/xlayer.diamond.json | grep -E '^0x[a-fA-F0-9]{40}$'Length of output: 244
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify if the flagged value is a valid Ethereum address # Extract the TokenWrapper address address=$(jq -r '.LiFiDiamond.Periphery.TokenWrapper' deployments/xlayer.diamond.json) # Check if the address matches the Ethereum address format if echo "$address" | grep -E '^0x[a-fA-F0-9]{40}$' > /dev/null; then echo "Valid Ethereum address: $address" else echo "Invalid Ethereum address format." exit 1 fiLength of output: 354
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67-67: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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3-60: Verify version consistency across facetsAll facets are listed with version 1.0.3. Please confirm that this is intentional and that all facets have indeed been updated to this version.
Additionally, consider documenting the version update process for facets to ensure transparency and ease of maintenance.
To help verify the version consistency, you can run the following script:
This script will output the count of each unique version number. If all facets are version 1.0.3, you should see a single line with the count 14 and the version 1.0.3.
config/dexs.json (1)
679-684: New "xlayer" section added with 4 Ethereum addressesThe addition of the "xlayer" section looks structurally correct and maintains the JSON format. The four Ethereum addresses appear to be valid (20-byte hexadecimal values prefixed with "0x").
However, please consider the following:
- Verify that these addresses are correct and intended for the "xlayer" network.
- Ensure that adding this new network doesn't require any corresponding changes in other parts of the codebase.
- If these addresses represent smart contracts, consider adding a comment or documentation explaining their purpose.
To verify the validity of these addresses and check for any potential security concerns, you can run the following script:
This script will verify the format of the Ethereum addresses, check if they are contracts using the Etherscan API, and search for any usage of these addresses elsewhere in the codebase. Please replace
YOUR_ETHERSCAN_API_KEYwith an actual Etherscan API key before running the script.script/deploy/_targetState.json (2)
2310-2354: New environment "beratest" addedThe "beratest" environment has been added with configurations for both LiFiDiamond and LiFiDiamondImmutable. This addition seems to be for a test network, possibly related to the Berachain testnet.
Observations:
The "beratest" environment has significantly fewer components compared to other environments, including the newly added "xlayer". This might be intentional for a test environment, but it's important to ensure all necessary components for testing are included.
Unlike most other environments, "beratest" doesn't include any bridge-specific facets (e.g., CBridgeFacet, StargateFacet, etc.). This could limit the testing capabilities for cross-chain functionalities.
The "TokenWrapper" component is missing from both LiFiDiamond and LiFiDiamondImmutable in the "beratest" environment, while it's present in most other environments including "xlayer".
To confirm the completeness of the beratest configuration and compare it with other test networks, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Compare beratest components with other test networks echo "Components in beratest:" jq -r '.beratest.production.LiFiDiamond | keys' script/deploy/_targetState.json echo "Components in sepolia (for comparison):" jq -r '.sepolia.production.LiFiDiamond | keys' script/deploy/_targetState.json echo "Components in beratest but not in sepolia:" jq -r '.beratest.production.LiFiDiamond | keys - (.sepolia.production.LiFiDiamond | keys)' script/deploy/_targetState.json echo "Components in sepolia but not in beratest:" jq -r '.sepolia.production.LiFiDiamond | keys - (.beratest.production.LiFiDiamond | keys)' script/deploy/_targetState.jsonThis will help identify any potential missing components in the beratest configuration compared to other test networks.
2258-2354: Verify version consistency across new and existing environmentsWhile the new environments "xlayer" and "beratest" have been added successfully, it's important to ensure version consistency across all environments for shared components.
Please run the following script to check for any version inconsistencies:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check version consistency across all environments jq -r ' to_entries[] | .key as $network | .value.production.LiFiDiamond | to_entries[] | select(.value | test("^[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+$")) | [$network, .key, .value] | @tsv ' script/deploy/_targetState.json | sort | awk -F'\t' ' { if (prev_component == $2 && prev_version != $3) { print "Version mismatch for " $2 ": " prev_network "=" prev_version ", " $1 "=" $3 } prev_network = $1 prev_component = $2 prev_version = $3 } 'This script will compare component versions across all networks and report any inconsistencies. If inconsistencies are found, please review and ensure they are intentional.
deployments/_deployments_log_file.json (16)
686-699: Deployment of DiamondCutFacet looks good.The deployment of DiamondCutFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer is properly configured. The high optimizer runs (1000000) indicate a strong emphasis on gas optimization, which is beneficial for frequently used contracts like facets.
1398-1411: DiamondLoupeFacet deployment is consistent and properly configured.The deployment of DiamondLoupeFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer maintains consistency with the previous facet deployment. The high optimizer runs and verified status are appropriate for a core diamond facet.
2109-2122: OwnershipFacet deployment maintains consistency with other facets.The deployment of OwnershipFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer follows the same pattern as previous facet deployments. The high optimizer runs, empty constructor args, and verified status are all appropriate for a diamond facet.
3746-3759: AccessManagerFacet deployment is consistent with other facets.The deployment of AccessManagerFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer maintains full consistency with the majority of previous facet deployments. All parameters, including version, optimizer runs, and verification status, align with the established pattern.
4412-4425: WithdrawFacet deployment maintains consistency with other facets.The deployment of WithdrawFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer follows the established pattern of previous facet deployments. All deployment parameters are consistent with the majority of other facets, indicating a uniform deployment strategy.
5105-5118: PeripheryRegistryFacet deployment is consistent with other facets.The deployment of PeripheryRegistryFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer maintains the established pattern seen in previous facet deployments. All parameters, including version, optimizer runs, and verification status, align with the majority of other facets.
7491-7504: GenericSwapFacet deployment is consistent with other facets.The deployment of GenericSwapFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer maintains the established pattern seen in previous facet deployments. All parameters, including version, optimizer runs, and verification status, align with the majority of other facets.
19016-19029: AxelarExecutor deployment (v1.1.0) has empty constructor args.The deployment of AxelarExecutor (v1.1.0) to xlayer represents a minor version update. Notably, the constructor args are empty (0x), which is unusual for non-facet contracts. Verify that this is intentional and that the contract doesn't require any initialization parameters. The minor version update (1.1.0) should be properly documented.
#!/bin/bash # Verify the AxelarExecutor constructor implementation echo "Checking for AxelarExecutor constructor implementation:" ast-grep --lang solidity --pattern $'contract AxelarExecutor { $$$ constructor() { $$$ } $$$ }'
8927-8940: HopFacetOptimized deployment is consistent, with a minor version update.The deployment of HopFacetOptimized (v1.0.1) to xlayer maintains consistency with previous facet deployments. The slight version difference (1.0.1 instead of 1.0.0) suggests a minor update. Ensure that this version is compatible with the other deployed facets and that any changes are properly documented.
#!/bin/bash # Verify compatibility of HopFacetOptimized v1.0.1 with other facets echo "Checking for potential compatibility issues between HopFacetOptimized v1.0.1 and other facets:" rg --type solidity -i "hopfacetoptimized" -C 5
6796-6809: LiFiDiamondImmutable deployment is properly configured.The deployment of LiFiDiamondImmutable (v1.0.0) to xlayer represents an immutable version of the Diamond contract. The constructor arg (0xf5c6825015280cdfd0b56903f9f8b5a2233476f5) likely sets an important address (possibly the owner or a configuration address). Verify the purpose of this address and ensure it's correct for the xlayer deployment.
#!/bin/bash # Verify the purpose of the address used in LiFiDiamondImmutable constructor echo "Checking for references to the address used in LiFiDiamondImmutable constructor:" rg --type solidity "0xf5c6825015280cdfd0b56903f9f8b5a2233476f5" -C 3
12302-12315: FeeCollector deployment is properly configured.The deployment of FeeCollector (v1.0.0) to xlayer appears to be correct. The constructor arg (0x08647cc950813966142a416d40c382e2c5db73bb) likely sets an important address (possibly the owner or a configuration address). Verify the purpose of this address and ensure it's correct for the xlayer deployment.
#!/bin/bash # Verify the purpose of the address used in FeeCollector constructor echo "Checking for references to the address used in FeeCollector constructor:" rg --type solidity "0x08647cc950813966142a416d40c382e2c5db73bb" -C 3 echo "Checking for FeeCollector constructor implementation:" ast-grep --lang solidity --pattern $'contract FeeCollector { $$$ constructor($_) { $$$ } $$$ }'
3066-3079: DexManagerFacet deployment is consistent, with a minor version update.The deployment of DexManagerFacet (v1.0.1) to xlayer maintains consistency with previous facet deployments. The slight version difference (1.0.1 instead of 1.0.0) suggests a minor update. Ensure that this version is compatible with the other deployed facets.
10793-10806: MultichainFacet deployment is consistent, but verify constructor args.The deployment of MultichainFacet (v1.0.0) to xlayer is mostly consistent with other facet deployments. However, the presence of non-empty constructor args (0x00000000000000000000000011f11121df7256c40339393b0fb045321022ce44) is unusual for a facet. Verify the purpose of this address and ensure it's necessary for the MultichainFacet's functionality.
11647-11660: Executor deployment (v2.0.0) is linked to MultichainFacet.The deployment of Executor (v2.0.0) to xlayer represents a major version update. The constructor arg (0x32f9ebaea88bfe6b965108a2315ac2be6253cc82) matches the address of the deployed MultichainFacet. Verify that this version is compatible with the other deployed contracts and that the major version update is intentional and properly documented.
13492-13505: Receiver deployment (v2.0.2) requires careful verification of constructor args.The deployment of Receiver (v2.0.2) to xlayer represents multiple version updates. The constructor args contain multiple addresses and a numeric value:
- 0x156cebba59deb2cb23742f70dcb0a11cc775591f
- 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
- 0x4c2fd9a794ac2337ad7ad547158b68397b6458a7 (matches Executor address)
- 100000 (0x186a0 in hex)
Verify the purpose of each argument and ensure they are correct for the xlayer deployment. The major version update (2.x.x) should be intentional and properly documented.
15913-15926: ServiceFeeCollector deployment (v1.0.3) requires verification of constructor args.The deployment of ServiceFeeCollector (v1.0.3) to xlayer represents multiple minor updates. The constructor args contain two addresses:
- 0xf5c6825015280cdfd0b56903f9f8b5a2233476f5
- 0x11f11121df7256c40339393b0fb045321022ce44
Verify the purpose of each address and ensure they are correct for the xlayer deployment. The minor version updates (1.0.3) should be intentional and properly documented.
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script/utils/viemScriptHelpers.ts (1)
8-8: LGTM! Consider standardizing capitalization.The addition of
xlayer: 'xLayer'to thechainNameMappingsobject is consistent with the existing pattern and aligns with the PR objective of deploying to X Layer.For improved consistency, consider standardizing the capitalization of "X" in 'xLayer' to match the official name "X Layer". This would result in:
- xlayer: 'xLayer', + xlayer: 'XLayer',script/deploy/safe/config.ts (2)
34-34: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for the new 'xlayer' entry.The addition of the 'xlayer' Safe API URL is consistent with the existing entries and follows the correct format. Good job on using HTTPS for security.
Consider adding a brief comment above this line to explain what 'xlayer' represents, similar to comments that might exist for other networks in the full file. This would improve code readability and maintainability.
34-34: Summary of changes: 'xlayer' network support addedThe changes introduce support for the 'xlayer' network by adding entries to both
safeApiUrlsandsafeAddressesobjects. These additions are consistent with the existing structure and don't introduce any apparent security issues.However, it's important to note:
- The purpose and nature of the 'xlayer' network should be documented for clarity.
- The correctness of the Safe address (
0x3fD21B437b5E0a903A8376D33824F9BA658756C2) for 'xlayer' needs to be verified to ensure system integrity.These changes may impact any part of the system that relies on these configuration objects, particularly when dealing with cross-chain or network-specific operations involving the 'xlayer' network.
Ensure that all components of the system that interact with these configuration objects (e.g., deployment scripts, network selection logic, transaction builders) are updated to handle the new 'xlayer' network appropriately.
Also applies to: 68-68
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script/utils/viemScriptHelpers.ts (1)
8-8: Verify viem support for X Layer.While the addition to
chainNameMappingsis correct, it's important to ensure that viem supports the X Layer chain to prevent potential runtime errors in thegetViemChainForNetworkNamefunction.Please run the following script to check if X Layer is supported by viem:
If the script doesn't return any results, consider adding X Layer to the list of supported chains in your project, or reach out to the viem maintainers to request support for this chain.
script/deploy/safe/config.ts (1)
68-68: LGTM! Please verify the 'xlayer' Safe address.The addition of the 'xlayer' Safe address is consistent with the existing entries and follows the correct format.
Please confirm that
0x3fD21B437b5E0a903A8376D33824F9BA658756C2is the correct Safe address for the 'xlayer' network. It's crucial to ensure the accuracy of this address to prevent any potential security issues or transaction failures.To assist in verification, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify any other occurrences of the address, related documentation, or deployment configurations that might confirm its correctness.
Verification successful
Verified the addition of the 'xlayer' Safe address.
The address
0x3fD21B437b5E0a903A8376D33824F9BA658756C2has been correctly added toscript/deploy/safe/config.tswithout introducing inconsistencies or additional dependencies.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the 'xlayer' Safe address across the codebase and documentation. # Test 1: Check for other occurrences of the 'xlayer' Safe address echo "Checking for other occurrences of the 'xlayer' Safe address:" rg --type ts --type js --type md '0x3fD21B437b5E0a903A8376D33824F9BA658756C2' # Test 2: Look for any comments or documentation mentioning 'xlayer' Safe address echo "Checking for comments or documentation mentioning 'xlayer' Safe address:" rg --type ts --type js --type md -i 'xlayer.*safe.*address' # Test 3: Check for any deployment scripts or configuration files related to 'xlayer' echo "Checking for deployment scripts or configuration files related to 'xlayer':" rg --type ts --type js -i 'deploy.*xlayer|xlayer.*config'Length of output: 749
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.env.example (2)
33-33: LGTM! Minor suggestion for consistency.The addition of the ETH_NODE_URI_XLAYER variable is consistent with other RPC URL entries and aligns with the PR objective of deploying to X Layer.
For consistency with other entries, consider removing the
.ioat the end of the comment:-ETH_NODE_URI_XLAYER=https://rpc.xlayer.tech #[pre-commit-checker: not a secret].io +ETH_NODE_URI_XLAYER=https://rpc.xlayer.tech #[pre-commit-checker: not a secret]
33-33: Summary: XLAYER network configuration added successfully.The additions to the
.env.examplefile properly configure the XLAYER network by including both the RPC URL and Etherscan API key placeholder. These changes are consistent with the existing structure and naming conventions in the file.As the project expands to support more networks:
- Consider creating a separate configuration file or section for network-specific variables to improve maintainability.
- Implement a validation mechanism to ensure all required variables are set before deploying to a specific network.
- Update your deployment scripts or CI/CD pipelines to account for the new XLAYER network configuration.
Also applies to: 72-72
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.env.example (1)
72-72: LGTM! Reminder about API key security.The addition of the XLAYER_ETHERSCAN_API_KEY variable is consistent with other Etherscan API key entries and aligns with the PR objective.
As this PR introduces a new API key variable, please ensure that:
- The actual API key is never committed to the repository.
- The key is properly secured and only accessible to authorized personnel.
- There are clear instructions for developers on how to obtain and use this API key.
You can verify this by checking if there are any existing guidelines or documentation for handling API keys in the project. If not, consider creating or updating such documentation.
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