fix(test): drop vm.skip from the tagged deploy constants check

[thedavidmeister]

What this fixes

rainix-rs-static and the static job of rainix-sol have been red on main since 2026-07-14. Both run the org-wide no-ignored-tests gate, which bans vm.skip outright — "conditional or otherwise" — and main has exactly one:

./test/src/lib/deploy/LibDecimalFloatDeployTaggedConstants.t.sol:24: vm.skip(true);

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.sh queries api.soldeer.xyz over FFI, 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.

What changed instead

The check was always two invariants with different dependencies, so they are now split:

half	needs	when it runs
structural — every version suffix carrying any pinned constant carries all four	nothing, it is file inspection	always
registry — every version published to soldeer is pinned	a registry response	always, from a fixture; against api.soldeer.xyz when it answers

The script grows --offline and --lib so the structural half can be asserted deterministically, and --registry-response <path> so the registry half can be too. The test file gains five tests that do exactly that:

• testEveryPinnedVersionGroupIsComplete — structural half against the committed lib, no network, asserts on every run.
• testStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion — the same half against test/fixtures/half-pinned-deploy-constants.txt, which pins 9.9.9 halfway. Without this a check that inspected nothing would pass the positive test just as happily.
• testRegistryCheckReportsAPublishedVersionWithNoPinnedConstants — the registry half against a fixture response publishing 9.9.9, which the lib pins nothing for, so all four of that version's constants are reported absent.
• testRegistryCheckReadsAPrettyPrintedResponse — the same response pretty-printed. Whitespace inside JSON carries no meaning, so it must read identically.
• testRegistryCheckFailsOnAResponseWithNoReadableVersion — a response that arrives and names its versions under a different key. That is a failure, not a skip.

testAllPublishedSoldeerTagsHaveAFullConstantSuite keeps its registry assertion 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 SKIP path verified 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: 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 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.

what happened	output	why
fetch failed	SKIP	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
response arrived, no version readable	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
response arrived, versions readable	OK / MISSING: …	the registry half ran

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 half of the fix is a port of 66dfd74 from rainlanguage/rain.math.float.deploy#3, which fixes the identical defect in the deploy half of the split, rather than inventing a second answer to the same problem. Differences are only the ones the split forces: forge-std-1.16.1, the rain-math-float project name and response shape in the fixtures, and the fact that this project is on the registry, so its SKIP branch really is the unreachable-network branch rather than the not-yet-published one.

Verification

vm.skip count in the repo is now zero, so the gate passes — CI's no-ignored-tests step now reports No ignored tests found. and static gets as far as the agent-context cap. shellcheck clean, forge fmt --check clean, reuse lint compliant (159/159).

Script behaviour, exercised directly:

invocation	output
--offline	OK
--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>	identical to the line above
--registry-response <unreadable fixture>	UNREADABLE: the soldeer registry answered but no version could be read from the response; the registry half did not run
default, registry live	MISSING: ..._0_1_7 (the pre-existing gap, see below)
default, curl forced to fail	SKIP: could not fetch published soldeer versions; pinned constant suites are structurally complete
default, curl returning an empty 200 body	UNREADABLE: …
--lib half-pinned, curl forced to fail	still MISSING: ... — an absence outranks an unreachable registry
--offline --registry-response <any>	MISSING: --offline and --registry-response are mutually exclusive
--registry-response no/such/file.txt	MISSING: no such registry response file no/such/file.txt
--registry-response with no value	MISSING: --registry-response requires a path
--nope	MISSING: unknown argument --nope
--lib with no value	MISSING: --lib requires a path
--lib no/such/file.sol	MISSING: no such file no/such/file.sol

LibDecimalFloatDeployTaggedConstantsTest locally (sol-shell): 5 passed, 1 failed, 0 skipped — the one failure is testAllPublishedSoldeerTagsHaveAFullConstantSuite reporting the un-pinned 0.1.7, which is a real finding this PR does not claim to fix (see below). On main that suite is 0 passed / 1 failed: the same verdict, but reached by a single test that would have skipped rather than failed had the registry been unreachable.

QA

• Discriminating tests:testEveryPinnedVersionGroupIsComplete, testStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion, testRegistryCheckReportsAPublishedVersionWithNoPinnedConstants, testRegistryCheckReadsAPrettyPrintedResponse and testRegistryCheckFailsOnAResponseWithNoReadableVersion, all new. Each fails on base — neither the tests nor the --offline / --lib / --registry-response modes they drive exist on main, and the halves they assert are added here. Verified by mutation probe rather than by claim, below.
• Mutations applied:nix run github:rainlanguage/adversarial-mutation-test#mutation-probe -- <config>, baseline green (5 passed), scoped to the five deterministic tests. testAllPublishedSoldeerTagsHaveAFullConstantSuite reaches the real endpoint and is deliberately excluded from the probe rather than being allowed to make the matrix depend on whether api.soldeer.xyz answered. The config is not committed — nothing in the org runs mutation-probe in CI.
  • check_suffixes "$pinned_suffixes" -> : (structural half never runs) -> KILLED by testStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion
  • grep -qE "constant ${name} =" ... || missing= -> && missing= (presence inverted) -> KILLED by all five
  • if [ -n "$missing" ] -> if [ -z "$missing" ] (report branch inverted) -> KILLED by three fixture-driven tests
  • --offline) offline=1 -> offline=0 (flag ignored) -> KILLED by testEveryPinnedVersionGroupIsComplete and testStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion
  • --lib) lib="${2:-}" -> lib="${lib}" (flag ignored) -> KILLED by testStructuralCheckDetectsAHalfPinnedVersion
  • | sort -u | while IFS= read -r n -> | while IFS= read -r n (report unsorted) -> KILLED by three fixture-driven tests
  • constant ${b}_[0-9][0-9_]* = -> constant ${b}_?[0-9_]* = (suffix scan swallows the un-suffixed current constants) -> KILLED by four tests
  • payload=$(cat "$registry_response") -> payload="" (the seam reads the flag but not the file) -> KILLED by the two readable-response tests
  • the UNREADABLE printf -> the SKIP printf (the bug this revision fixes, re-applied: an unreadable answer retires the registry half again) -> KILLED by testRegistryCheckFailsOnAResponseWithNoReadableVersion
  • '"version"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*"[0-9][0-9.]*"' -> '"version":"[0-9][0-9.]*"' (whitespace tolerance dropped) -> KILLED by testRegistryCheckReadsAPrettyPrintedResponse
  • check_suffixes "$(printf '%s' "$versions" | tr . _)" -> : (published versions read, then checked against nothing) -> KILLED by the two readable-response tests
  • tr . _ -> cat (version not translated into the constant suffix spelling) -> KILLED by the two readable-response tests
  • Result: 12/12 killed; survived: 0; no-run: 0; harness errors: 0
• Oracle: the org-wide no-ignored-tests action (rainlanguage/rainix/.github/actions/no-ignored-tests), which defines the ban this PR satisfies, plus the CI log naming the exact offending line. The expected MISSING: strings come from the constant-suite rule stated in LibDecimalFloatDeploy's own natspec (four constants 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 the live api.soldeer.xyz response for rain-math-float itself, so the spelling under test is the spelling the endpoint actually emits.
• Category check: the failure asks for one thing — clear the vm.skip gate without deleting the test's coverage or its network tolerance. Covered: gate cleared (zero vm.skip, confirmed green in CI), registry assertion unchanged in intent, tolerance retained, 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

This repo stays red on four independent causes. None is touched here, and none is caused by this PR:

1. rainix-sol / static and rs-static still fail the agent-context-cap gate — CLAUDE.md is 6593 bytes against a 4096-byte cap. Clearing the vm.skip gate here is what exposes it: on main the job never reaches that step. Fixed separately in #268. Neither PR turns static green alone.
2. testAllPublishedSoldeerTagsHaveAFullConstantSuite still fails — soldeer 0.1.7 was published 2026-07-14 and its deploy constants were never pinned. This PR does not change that verdict, only the mechanism that reaches it. Fixed separately in #266.
3. copy-artifacts fails on src/generated/ is committed but script/Build.sol was not found — a rename the org-wide action now requires. Fixed separately in #267.
4. LibDecimalFloatDeployProdTest fails 5/5 networks — ZOLTU_DEPLOYED_DECIMAL_FLOAT_ADDRESS has no code on arbitrum, base, base_sepolia, flare or polygon. That needs a production deployment, not a repo change.

Separately, rainix-sol / test also picks up seed-dependent fuzz counterexamples in LibDecimalFloat.pow.t.sol and LibDecimalFloat.sub.t.sol. foundry.toml pins no [fuzz] seed, and both files — and the library code under them — are untouched by this diff. testRoundTripFuzzPow reproduces on 5 of 6 fixed seeds locally at this branch, so it is a latent library bug the random seed surfaces, not a regression from this PR.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improvements

  • Enhanced deployment-constant validation with structural checks for complete version suites.
  • Added optional offline validation and registry-based checks for published versions.
  • Improved reporting for missing constants, incomplete version groups, and unavailable registries.
  • Added command-line validation for supported options and required files.

• Tests

  • Added coverage for complete constant suites and detection of partially pinned versions.
  • Updated published-version checks to handle unavailable registry data without failing unnecessarily.

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Walkthrough

The deploy constant script now performs structural validation locally and registry validation optionally. New tests cover complete groups, incomplete groups, offline execution, and unavailable registries.

Changes

Deploy constant validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Structural and registry validation script/check-published-deploy-constants.sh	The script adds --lib and --offline, validates local constant groups, checks published versions when enabled, and reports OK, MISSING, or SKIP.
Offline and registry test coverage test/fixtures/half-pinned-deploy-constants.txt, test/src/lib/deploy/LibDecimalFloatDeployTaggedConstants.t.sol	Tests verify complete groups, detect missing codehash constants in a half-pinned fixture, and log unavailable registry checks as SKIP.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 4bb1b

The updated deploy-constants check can treat a successful but malformed or empty registry response as a skipped check, allowing the test to pass without verifying published tags. This concrete false-positive risk in the new validation path should be fixed before merge.

Suggested reviewers:claude

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant Foundry as Solidity test
participant Script as Deploy constant check
participant File as Constants file
participant Registry as Published registry
Foundry->>Script: Run offline or registry validation
Script->>File: Inspect version groups and required constants
Script->>Registry: Fetch published versions when online
Script-->>Foundry: Return OK, MISSING, or SKIP

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[thedavidmeister]

Why this PR is still red, check by check

This PR fixes the no-ignored-tests failure it set out to fix. Every check
still red here is red for a cause that lives in a different PR, or is blocked
on a deployment. Diagnosed from each job's own log, not assumed:

check	why	owner
rs-static	agent-context byte cap — CLAUDE.md is 6593 bytes against a 4096 cap. Not the skip: fixing the skip here is what uncovered this.	#268
rainix-sol / static	same cap check, same message	#268
copy-artifacts	src/generated/ is committed but script/Build.sol was not found — rainix now matches the codegen script name exactly; this repo's is BuildPointers.sol	#267
rainix-sol / test	6 failures: 1 is the missing 0.1.7 pinned constant suite	#266
rainix-sol / test	the other 5 are testProdDeployment* on arbitrum, base, base_sepolia, flare, polygon — blocked, see below	—

None of these are regressions from this branch, and none are caused by the
skip removal.

The five testProdDeployment* failures are a production blocker

They are not a CI problem and must not be turned green in-repo.

• The currently pinned DECIMAL_FLOAT_ADDRESS0x799632…13D6 returns 0x
  from eth_getCode on arbitrum, base and flare. Nothing is deployed there.
• The previous 0.1.1 pin 0xBee0eE…C926 returns real code on all three.
• Commit 4d98fce (2026-06-17) moved the constants to an address that was
  never successfully deployed; the Manual sol artifacts dispatch on
  2026-06-29 reverted at gas estimation.
• The constants are self-consistent: a local build reproduces
  keccak256(deployedBytecode) == DECIMAL_FLOAT_CONTRACT_HASH exactly, and
  git diff sol-v0.1.7 origin/main -- src/ is empty. The source and the pins
  agree; the chain is what is missing.

So this needs a deployment across the five networks. Reverting the pins to
0xBee0eE… would turn CI green while silently repointing every downstream
consumer at a different mainnet contract, and weakening
LibDecimalFloatDeployProdTest would be the same act in a different place.
main cannot go fully green until someone deploys.