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fix(test): drop vm.skip from the tagged deploy constants check - #3
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The org-wide `no-ignored-tests` gate bans `vm.skip` outright, "conditional
or otherwise", and main has exactly one:
./test/src/lib/deploy/LibDecimalFloatDeployTaggedConstants.t.sol:24
It fails both `rainix-rs-static` and the `static` job of `rainix-sol`, and
it also violates this repo's own CLAUDE.md ("No skipped tests").
The skip was not parking a failing test: it fired only when the FFI query
to api.soldeer.xyz failed, so it was network tolerance. Deleting it
outright would trade a banned construct for a flaky test; deleting the
test would drop the check that a published tag carries its deploy
constants. So the check is split by what it depends on instead:
structural every version suffix carrying any pinned constant carries
all four. Pure file inspection, so it always runs.
registry every version published to soldeer is pinned. Needs
api.soldeer.xyz.
`script/check-published-deploy-constants.sh` grows `--offline` and `--lib`
so the structural half can be asserted deterministically, and the test
file gains two tests that do exactly that. The registry test keeps its
assertion; when the registry is unreachable the script emits SKIP only
after the structural half has passed, and the test logs that reason and
returns — a pass on what was actually checked, not a renamed skip.
Ports the approach from rainlanguage/rain.math.float#265, which fixes the
identical file in the library half of the split.WalkthroughThe deployment-constant check now validates complete versioned constant groups without network access. Optional Soldeer validation reports registry skips separately. Solidity tests cover complete groups, half-pinned versions, and unavailable registries. ChangesDeploy constant validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to The updated deploy-constants check can still treat malformed registry responses as an unreachable registry and return success, allowing published-version coverage to be bypassed. This bounded CI correctness risk should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LibDecimalFloatDeployTaggedConstantsTest
participant check_published_deploy_constants
participant Soldeer
LibDecimalFloatDeployTaggedConstantsTest->>check_published_deploy_constants: run structural validation
check_published_deploy_constants->>Soldeer: fetch published versions when online
Soldeer-->>check_published_deploy_constants: return published versions
check_published_deploy_constants-->>LibDecimalFloatDeployTaggedConstantsTest: report MISSING, SKIP, or OK
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In `@script/check-published-deploy-constants.sh`:
- Around line 99-103: The versions-fetching pipeline in
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containing no valid versions, and avoid masking errors through sort; update the
check so invalid registry responses fail instead of reaching SKIP. In
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An empty version set had two causes and one branch. `versions` was the only signal the registry half kept, so a fetch that failed and a response nobody could read were indistinguishable, and both fell through to `SKIP` - the branch the test returns early on. A change in the registry's response shape would therefore have retired the registry half permanently while every run stayed green. Fetch and parse are now separate. `registry_answered` records that a response arrived; `versions` records what could be read out of it. A fetch that failed stays `SKIP`, because the endpoint 404s for a project with no published revisions and a network that is down is not a finding. A response that arrived and yielded no version is the new `UNREADABLE`, a failure: the endpoint only answers 2xx for a project that exists, and a project exists on the registry because it has revisions, so a readable answer always names at least one version. The version scan also tolerates whitespace around the colon, so a pretty-printed response reads as the response it is rather than as an unreadable one. None of that was assertable without a network, so the script grows `--registry-response <path>`, which feeds it a file in place of a fetch and is mutually exclusive with `--offline`. Three fixtures and three tests drive the registry half offline: a published version with no pinned suite is reported by name, the same response pretty-printed reads identically, and a response whose revisions name no version fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An empty version set had two causes and one branch. `versions` was the only signal the registry half kept, so a fetch that failed and a response nobody could read were indistinguishable, and both fell through to `SKIP` - the branch the test returns early on. A change in the registry's response shape would therefore have retired the registry half permanently while every run stayed green. Fetch and parse are now separate. `registry_answered` records that a response arrived; `versions` records what could be read out of it. A fetch that failed stays `SKIP`, because the endpoint 404s for a project with no published revisions and a network that is down is not a finding; `rain-math-float` does have revisions, so a failed fetch here means the registry was unreachable rather than empty. A response that arrived and yielded no version is the new `UNREADABLE`, a failure: the endpoint only answers 2xx for a project that exists, and a project exists on the registry because it has revisions, so a readable answer always names at least one version. The version scan also tolerates whitespace around the colon, so a pretty-printed response reads as the response it is rather than as an unreadable one. None of that was assertable without a network, so the script grows `--registry-response <path>`, which feeds it a file in place of a fetch and is mutually exclusive with `--offline`. Three fixtures and three tests drive the registry half offline: a published version with no pinned suite is reported by name, the same response pretty-printed reads identically, and a response whose revisions name no version fails. Ports 66dfd74 from rainlanguage/rain.math.float.deploy#3, which fixes the identical defect in the deploy half of the split. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What this fixes
rainix-rs-staticand thestaticjob ofrainix-solhave both been red onmain since the repo's first commit. Each runs the org-wide
no-ignored-testsgate, which bans
vm.skipoutright — "conditional or otherwise" — and main hasexactly one:
It also violates this repo's own
CLAUDE.md, which already says "No skippedtests."
Why the skip was there, and why it could not just be deleted
The skip was not parking a failing test.
script/check-published-deploy-constants.shqueriesapi.soldeer.xyzoverFFI, and the skip fired only when that query failed — network tolerance, not a
disabled assertion. Deleting the skip outright would trade a banned construct
for a flaky test; deleting the test would drop the check that a published tag
carries its deploy constants.
Worth naming: on this repo the skip fires on every run today, because
rain-math-float-deployis not on the soldeer registry at all yet(
api.soldeer.xyzanswers{"message":"Project not found or access denied"}).So the one test in this file has been verifying nothing since the repo was
created, and looking green while doing it.
What changed instead
The check was always two invariants with different dependencies, so they are now
split:
api.soldeer.xyzwhen it answersThe script grows
--offlineand--libso the structural half can be asserteddeterministically, and
--registry-response <path>so the registry half can betoo. The test file gains five tests that do exactly that:
testEveryPinnedVersionGroupIsComplete— structural half against thecommitted lib, no network, asserts on every run.
testStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion— the same half againsttest/fixtures/half-pinned-deploy-constants.txt, which pins9.9.9halfway.Without this a check that inspected nothing would pass the positive test just
as happily — which matters more here than in the library repo, because
LibDecimalFloatDeploycurrently pins no per-version suites at all, sothe positive test's input set is empty.
testRegistryCheckReportsAPublishedVersionWithNoPinnedConstants— theregistry half against a fixture response publishing
9.9.9, which the libpins nothing for, so all four of that version's constants are reported absent.
testRegistryCheckReadsAPrettyPrintedResponse— the same responsepretty-printed. Whitespace inside JSON carries no meaning, so it must read
identically.
testRegistryCheckFailsOnAResponseWithNoReadableVersion— a response thatarrives and names its versions under a different key. That is a failure, not a
skip.
testAllPublishedSoldeerTagsHaveAFullConstantSuitekeeps its registryassertion unchanged. When the registry cannot be fetched the script emits
SKIPonly after the structural half has passed, and the test logs that reason and
returns.
That return is a pass on what was actually checked, not a renamed skip: the
structural half ran inside the same invocation and is asserted outright by its
own test, and the registry half's logic is asserted outright by the three
fixture tests. Only "is every published version pinned on the real
registry" is unverifiable offline, because the set of published versions lives
there. Net effect is strictly more coverage than before — the old
SKIPpathverified nothing at all.
Fail-closed on a response that cannot be read
Answering CodeRabbit's Major.
An empty version set had two causes and one branch:
versionswas the onlysignal the registry half kept, so a fetch that failed and a response nobody
could read were indistinguishable, and both fell through to
SKIP— the branchthe test returns early on. A change in the registry's response shape would have
retired the registry half permanently while every run stayed green.
Fetch and parse are now separate.
registry_answeredrecords that a responsearrived;
versionsrecords what could be read out of it.SKIPUNREADABLE— a failureOK/MISSING: …The version scan also tolerates whitespace around the colon, so a pretty-printed
response reads as the response it is rather than as an unreadable one — the
distinction only bites once an unreadable response is a failure.
This ports the approach from
rainlanguage/rain.math.float#265,
which fixes the identical file in the library half of the split, rather than
inventing a second answer to the same problem. Differences are only the ones
the split forces:
forge-std-1.16.2, therain-math-float-deployprojectname, and this repo's own DecimalFloat address in the fixture.
Verification
vm.skipcount in the repo is now zero, so the gate passes. Script behaviour,exercised directly:
--offlineOK--offline --lib <half-pinned fixture>MISSING: DECIMAL_FLOAT_CONTRACT_HASH_9_9_9 LOG_TABLES_DATA_CONTRACT_HASH_9_9_9--registry-response <unpinned-version fixture>MISSING: DECIMAL_FLOAT_CONTRACT_HASH_9_9_9 LOG_TABLES_DATA_CONTRACT_HASH_9_9_9 ZOLTU_DEPLOYED_DECIMAL_FLOAT_ADDRESS_9_9_9 ZOLTU_DEPLOYED_LOG_TABLES_ADDRESS_9_9_9--registry-response <pretty-printed fixture>--registry-response <unreadable fixture>UNREADABLE: the soldeer registry answered but no version could be read from the response; the registry half did not runSKIP: could not fetch published soldeer versions; pinned constant suites are structurally complete--libhalf-pinned,curlforced to failMISSING: ...— an absence outranks an unreachable registry--offline --registry-response <any>MISSING: --offline and --registry-response are mutually exclusive--registry-response no/such/file.txtMISSING: no such registry response file no/such/file.txt--nopeMISSING: unknown argument --nope--libwith no valueMISSING: --lib requires a path--lib no/such/file.solMISSING: no such file no/such/file.solThe live registry answers
404forrain-math-float-deploytoday, which is whythe default invocation reports
SKIPand why the registry half needed afixture seam to be assertable at all.
Local suite (
sol-shell, prod fork suite excluded — it needs RPC secrets):67 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped. Main's CI run on the same exclusion was
61 passed + 1 skipped; +5 tests and the skip is gone.
shellcheckclean,forge fmt --checkclean,reuse lintcompliant (96/96).QA
testEveryPinnedVersionGroupIsComplete,testStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion,testRegistryCheckReportsAPublishedVersionWithNoPinnedConstants,testRegistryCheckReadsAPrettyPrintedResponseandtestRegistryCheckFailsOnAResponseWithNoReadableVersion, all new. Each failson base — neither the tests nor the
--offline/--lib/--registry-responsemodes they drive exist on main, and the halves theyassert are added here. Verified by mutation probe rather than by claim, below.
nix run github:rainlanguage/adversarial-mutation-test#mutation-probe -- mfd-mutants-v2.toml,baseline green (5 passed), scoped to the five deterministic tests. The
registry test that reaches the real endpoint is deliberately excluded from the
probe rather than being allowed to make the matrix depend on whether
api.soldeer.xyz answered.
check_suffixes "$pinned_suffixes"->:(structural half never runs) -> KILLED bytestStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersiongrep -qE "constant ${name} =" ... || missing=->&& missing=(presence inverted) -> KILLED by all three fixture-driven testsif [ -n "$missing" ]->if [ -z "$missing" ](report branch inverted) -> KILLED by all three fixture-driven tests--offline) offline=1->offline=0(flag ignored) -> KILLED bytestEveryPinnedVersionGroupIsComplete--lib) lib="${2:-}"->lib="${lib}"(flag ignored) -> KILLED bytestStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion| sort -u | while IFS= read -r n->| while IFS= read -r n(report unsorted) -> KILLED by all three fixture-driven testsconstant ${b}_[0-9][0-9_]* =->constant ${b}_?[0-9_]* =(suffix scan swallows the un-suffixed current constants) -> KILLED bytestEveryPinnedVersionGroupIsCompletepayload=$(cat "$registry_response")->payload=""(the seam reads the flag but not the file) -> KILLED by the two readable-response testsUNREADABLEprintf -> theSKIPprintf (this PR's bug re-applied: an unreadable answer retires the registry half again) -> KILLED bytestRegistryCheckFailsOnAResponseWithNoReadableVersion'"version"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*"[0-9][0-9.]*"'->'"version":"[0-9][0-9.]*"'(whitespace tolerance dropped) -> KILLED bytestRegistryCheckReadsAPrettyPrintedResponsecheck_suffixes "$(printf '%s' "$versions" | tr . _)"->:(published versions read, then checked against nothing) -> KILLED by the two readable-response teststr . _->cat(version not translated into the constant suffix spelling) -> KILLED by the two readable-response testsno-ignored-testsaction(
rainlanguage/rainix/.github/actions/no-ignored-tests), which defines theban this PR satisfies, plus the CI logs of jobs 96497495584 and 96497495218
naming the exact offending line. The expected
MISSING:strings come fromthe constant-suite rule stated in
LibDecimalFloatDeploy's own natspec (fourconstants per published version), not from re-running the implementation —
the fixtures are hand-written and the tests assert the resulting names
literally. The registry fixtures are shaped from a live
api.soldeer.xyzresponse for a project that does have revisions (
forge-std), so the compactspelling under test is the spelling the endpoint actually emits.
vm.skipgatewithout deleting the test's coverage or its network tolerance. Covered: gate
cleared (zero
vm.skip), registry assertion unchanged in intent, toleranceretained, and both previously-unverified paths now assert. CodeRabbit's Major
on the first revision is answered in the same category: the fail-open outcome
it named is closed, and the fix is pinned by tests rather than asserted.
What this PR does NOT fix
main stays red on four other, independent causes. None is touched here:
rainix-sol / test—LibDecimalFloatDeployProdTestfails 5/5.ZOLTU_DEPLOYED_DECIMAL_FLOAT_ADDRESS(0x7996...13D6) has no code onarbitrum, base, base_sepolia, flare or polygon. Verified independently by
eth_getCodeagainst public RPCs, not just from the CI log: the log tablesat
0xc51a...f5F5are there on all five, the DecimalFloat is nowhere.That needs a production deployment, not a repo change.
Manual sol artifactsdies onvm.createSelectFork: invalid rpc url: ethereum. Fixed separately —foundry.tomldeclares five[rpc_endpoints]whilescript/Deploy.solbroadcasts toLibRainDeploy.supportedNetworks(), which is seven.Crate + npm Releasefails atnpm publishwithE404onPUT /@rainlanguage%2ffloat. A registry credential problem, not a repoone; it predates the split.
rs-staticfails itspre-commitstep on thedenofmthook, whichreformats
README.mdandCLAUDE.md. Both files are untouched by this PRand have been unformatted since the first commit; on main the job never
reaches that step, because
no-ignored-testsfails first, so clearing thevm.skipgate here is what exposes it. Fixed separately in#6, which is
branched off this one — it is a docs change, because denofmt's rewrite turns
a wrapped prose line beginning
+ scripts/into a markdown list item and theparagraph has to be reworded rather than reflowed.
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