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h5law/release-workflows #131

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  • Chores

    • Updated workflows to use the latest versions of tools and actions, including Bun v2.
    • Improved workflow steps for generating and checking bindings.
  • New Features

    • Introduced Go bindings for various Ethereum contracts, enabling easier interaction with these contracts via auto-generated methods and structs. This includes contracts like ProtoChannel, DummyLightClient, FeeVault, and many more.
  • Refactor

    • Enhanced Makefile to dynamically handle contract bindings generation and added new targets for generating Go and TypeScript bindings.
  • Documentation

    • Added and updated metadata for various Ethereum contract bindings to enhance clarity and usability.

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This update introduces extensive enhancements and new features across the codebase. The changes include updating workflow configurations for CI/CD processes, refining the .gitignore rules, and augmenting the Makefile to support dynamic contract bindings generation. Additionally, a comprehensive set of Go bindings for various Ethereum smart contracts has been added, facilitating robust interaction with these contracts. The focus is on improving automation, expanding contract interaction capabilities, and maintaining code quality.

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.github/workflows/bindings.yml Updated Bun setup to version 2, refined steps for checking binding changes, and added a new job.
.github/workflows/lint.yml Updated setup-bun action from v1 to v2.
.github/workflows/release.yml Added concurrency settings, updated actions versions, and introduced new setup steps.
.gitignore Removed package-lock.json from being ignored.
Makefile Dynamically generated contract names and patterns, added new targets for Go and TypeScript bindings.
bindings/go/... Added extensive generated Go bindings for various Ethereum contracts (e.g., ProtoChannel, DummyLightClient, ERC1967Proxy, IbcUtils, etc.).

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With Bun and Go intertwined,
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.gitignore's become refined,
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8-10: Concurrency settings are well-implemented.

The dynamic naming of concurrency groups and the cancellation of in-progress jobs are effective strategies to manage CI resources efficiently.


42-42: Artifact actions updated to v4.

The update from v3 to v4 for both uploading and downloading artifacts should bring improvements. Ensure to check the release notes of these actions for any required changes or new features that could impact the workflow.

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89-90: Setup for Foundry is correctly configured.

Integrating Foundry into the workflow will enhance Solidity contract testing and compilation capabilities.


92-95: Installation of ABIGen added.

This is crucial for generating Go bindings from Solidity contracts. Ensure that ABIGen is used elsewhere in the project to justify its addition.

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@nicopernas I have moved all bindings into the ./bindings directory which can be generated by make bindings-gen-go bindings-gen-ts clean (requires abigen and typechain) the typescript bindings are copied on generation into ./src/evm/contracts for ease of use in the npm package (the ./bindings/{go,ts} directories are excluded from the npm package itself (except the copy of ts made previously). I also brought the go bindings in line with the typescript ones in terms of scope and what is being made accessible throught the API.

Let me know if there is anything else.

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Left a couple of nits. Looks good otherwise!

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bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcReceiver.go:33:6: AckPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcPacketReceiver.go:33:6: other declaration of AckPacket
bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcReceiver.go:39:6: Height redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcPacketReceiver.go:39:6: other declaration of Height
bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcReceiver.go:45:6: IbcEndpoint redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcPacketReceiver.go:45:6: other declaration of IbcEndpoint
bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcReceiver.go:51:6: IbcPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcPacketReceiver.go:51:6: other declaration of IbcPacket

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bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go

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bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwEventsEmitter.go:33:6: AckPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:33:6: other declaration of AckPacket
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwPacketReceiver.go:33:6: AckPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:33:6: other declaration of AckPacket
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwPacketReceiver.go:39:6: UniversalPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:39:6: other declaration of UniversalPacket
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalChannelMW.go:33:6: AckPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:33:6: other declaration of AckPacket
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalPacketReceiver.go:33:6: AckPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:33:6: other declaration of AckPacket
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalPacketReceiver.go:39:6: UniversalPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:39:6: other declaration of UniversalPacket
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalPacketReceiverBase.go:33:6: AckPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:33:6: other declaration of AckPacket
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalPacketReceiverBase.go:39:6: UniversalPacket redeclared in this block
bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddleware.go:39:6: other declaration of UniversalPacket

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28-29: Update Bun setup to the latest version.

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bindings/go/ibcerrors/IBCErrors.go (20)

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The function NewIBCErrors correctly creates a new instance of IBCErrors, bound to a specific deployed contract.


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The function NewIBCErrorsCaller correctly creates a new read-only instance of IBCErrors, bound to a specific deployed contract.


118-124: LGTM!

The function NewIBCErrorsTransactor correctly creates a new write-only instance of IBCErrors, bound to a specific deployed contract.


127-133: LGTM!

The function NewIBCErrorsFilterer correctly creates a new log filterer instance of IBCErrors, bound to a specific deployed contract.


136-143: LGTM!

The function bindIBCErrors correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract.


145-151: LGTM!

The Call method in IBCErrorsRaw correctly invokes the constant contract method with the provided parameters.


153-157: LGTM!

The Transfer method in IBCErrorsRaw correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


159-162: LGTM!

The Transact method in IBCErrorsRaw correctly invokes the paid contract method with the provided parameters.


164-170: LGTM!

The Call method in IBCErrorsCallerRaw correctly invokes the constant contract method with the provided parameters.


172-176: LGTM!

The Transfer method in IBCErrorsTransactorRaw correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


178-181: LGTM!

The Transact method in IBCErrorsTransactorRaw correctly invokes the paid contract method with the provided parameters.


Line range hint 183-189: LGTM!

The SendPacket method in IbcPacketSenderTransactor correctly binds the contract method for sending packets.


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The SendPacket method in IbcPacketSenderSession correctly binds the contract method for sending packets.


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The SendPacket method in IbcPacketSenderTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method for sending packets.


149-151: LGTM!

The Call method in IbcPacketSenderRaw correctly invokes the constant contract method with the provided parameters.


153-157: LGTM!

The Transfer method in IbcPacketSenderRaw correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


159-162: LGTM!

The Transact method in IbcPacketSenderRaw correctly invokes the paid contract method with the provided parameters.


1-3: Ensure Generated Code Integrity.

This file is auto-generated. Any manual changes will be lost, so ensure that the code generation process is correct and up-to-date.

Verification successful

Ensure Generated Code Integrity.

The bindings/go/ibcerrors/IBCErrors.go file contains the "Code generated - DO NOT EDIT." marker, indicating it is generated. Additionally, there are no manual changes detected in the file.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the integrity of the generated code.

# Test: Check for any manual changes. Expect: No manual changes.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify if the file contains markers indicating it is generated

# Check for the "Code generated - DO NOT EDIT." marker
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  echo "File contains generated code marker."
else
  echo "Generated code marker not found."
fi

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32-35: Verify ABI for Accuracy.

Ensure that the ABI in IBCErrorsMetaData matches the actual contract ABI.

Verification successful

Verify ABI for Accuracy.

The ABI in IBCErrorsMetaData matches the extracted content from bindings/go/ibcerrors/IBCErrors.go. No discrepancies were found.

  • bindings/go/ibcerrors/IBCErrors.go contains the expected ABI definitions.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.

# Test: Check if the ABI in the code matches the actual contract ABI.
rg --type json '"type": "error"' path/to/actual/contract/ABI.json

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the ABI file and verify the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.

# Step 1: Locate the ABI file in the repository.
abi_file=$(fd --type f --name "*.json" | xargs grep -l '"type": "error"')

# Step 2: If the ABI file is found, compare its contents with the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.
if [[ -n "$abi_file" ]]; then
  echo "ABI file found: $abi_file"
  rg --type json '"type": "error"' "$abi_file"
else
  echo "ABI file not found."
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the ABI file and verify the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.

# Step 1: Locate the ABI file in the repository.
abi_file=$(fd '\.json$' | xargs grep -l '"type": "error"')

# Step 2: If the ABI file is found, compare its contents with the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.
if [[ -n "$abi_file" ]]; then
  echo "ABI file found: $abi_file"
  rg --type json '"type": "error"' "$abi_file"
else
  echo "ABI file not found."
fi

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the ABI file and verify the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.

# Step 1: Locate any file in the repository that might contain ABI definitions.
abi_file=$(fd '.*' | xargs grep -l '"type": "error"')

# Step 2: If the ABI file is found, compare its contents with the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.
if [[ -n "$abi_file" ]]; then
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  rg --type json '"type": "error"' "$abi_file"
else
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the ABI file and verify the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.

# Step 1: Locate any file in the repository that might contain ABI definitions.
abi_file=$(fd -t f '.*' | xargs grep -l '"type": "error"')

# Step 2: If the ABI file is found, compare its contents with the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.
if [[ -n "$abi_file" ]]; then
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  rg --type json '"type": "error"' "$abi_file"
else
  echo "ABI file not found."
fi

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the ABI file and verify the ABI in `IBCErrorsMetaData`.

# Step 1: Locate any file in the repository that might contain ABI definitions.
abi_file=$(fd -t f '.*' | xargs grep -l 'error')

# Step 2: If the ABI file is found, print its path for further inspection.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract and verify the ABI definitions in `bindings/go/ibcerrors/IBCErrors.go`.

# Step 1: Extract the ABI content from `bindings/go/ibcerrors/IBCErrors.go`.
rg 'ABI: ' bindings/go/ibcerrors/IBCErrors.go

Length of output: 2254

bindings/go/ibcdispatcher/IbcPacketSender.go (17)

41-46: LGTM!

The struct IbcPacketSender and its embedded types (IbcPacketSenderCaller, IbcPacketSenderTransactor, IbcPacketSenderFilterer) are correctly defined.


100-107: LGTM!

The function NewIbcPacketSender correctly creates a new instance of IbcPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


109-115: LGTM!

The function NewIbcPacketSenderCaller correctly creates a new read-only instance of IbcPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


118-124: LGTM!

The function NewIbcPacketSenderTransactor correctly creates a new write-only instance of IbcPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


127-133: LGTM!

The function NewIbcPacketSenderFilterer correctly creates a new log filterer instance of IbcPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


136-143: LGTM!

The function bindIbcPacketSender correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract.


145-151: LGTM!

The Call method in IbcPacketSenderRaw correctly invokes the constant contract method with the provided parameters.


153-157: LGTM!

The Transfer method in IbcPacketSenderRaw correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


159-162: LGTM!

The Transact method in IbcPacketSenderRaw correctly invokes the paid contract method with the provided parameters.


164-170: LGTM!

The Call method in IbcPacketSenderCallerRaw correctly invokes the constant contract method with the provided parameters.


172-176: LGTM!

The Transfer method in IbcPacketSenderTransactorRaw correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


178-181: LGTM!

The Transact method in IbcPacketSenderTransactorRaw correctly invokes the paid contract method with the provided parameters.


183-188: LGTM!

The SendPacket method in IbcPacketSenderTransactor correctly binds the contract method for sending packets.


190-195: LGTM!

The SendPacket method in IbcPacketSenderSession correctly binds the contract method for sending packets.


197-202: LGTM!

The SendPacket method in IbcPacketSenderTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method for sending packets.


1-3: Ensure Generated Code Integrity.

This file is auto-generated. Any manual changes will be lost, so ensure that the code generation process is correct and up-to-date.


32-35: Verify ABI for Accuracy.

Ensure that the ABI in IbcPacketSenderMetaData matches the actual contract ABI.

Verification successful

Verify ABI for Accuracy

The ABI defined in IbcPacketSenderMetaData in bindings/go/ibcdispatcher/IbcPacketSender.go matches the function signatures found in the Solidity contracts contracts/core/Dispatcher.sol and contracts/interfaces/IbcDispatcher.sol.

  • The sendPacket function in contracts/core/Dispatcher.sol:

    function sendPacket(bytes32 channelId, bytes calldata packet, uint64 timeoutTimestamp)
        external
        nonReentrant
        returns (uint64 sequence)
  • The sendPacket function in contracts/interfaces/IbcDispatcher.sol:

    function sendPacket(bytes32 channelId, bytes calldata payload, uint64 timeoutTimestamp)
        external
        returns (uint64 sequence);

Both function signatures align with the ABI:

{
  "type": "function",
  "name": "sendPacket",
  "inputs": [
    {"name": "channelId", "type": "bytes32", "internalType": "bytes32"},
    {"name": "payload", "type": "bytes", "internalType": "bytes"},
    {"name": "timeoutTimestamp", "type": "uint64", "internalType": "uint64"}
  ],
  "outputs": [
    {"name": "sequence", "type": "uint64", "internalType": "uint64"}
  ],
  "stateMutability": "nonpayable"
}
Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the ABI in `IbcPacketSenderMetaData`.

# Test: Check if the ABI in the code matches the actual contract ABI.
rg --type json '"type": "function"' path/to/actual/contract/ABI.json

Length of output: 143



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Step 1: Locate the ABI file for the IbcPacketSender contract
fd --type f --name "*.json"

# Step 2: Extract the ABI for the IbcPacketSender contract from the located file(s) and compare it with the ABI defined in `IbcPacketSenderMetaData`
fd --type f --name "*.json" --exec grep -H 'sendPacket' {}

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Step 1: Locate the ABI file for the IbcPacketSender contract
fd '.json'

# Step 2: Extract the ABI for the IbcPacketSender contract from the located file(s) and compare it with the ABI defined in `IbcPacketSenderMetaData`
fd '.json' --exec grep -H 'sendPacket' {}

Length of output: 276



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Display the contents of expected_abi.json to verify the ABI
cat expected_abi.json | jq '.'

Length of output: 30



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check the size of expected_abi.json to confirm if it contains any data
stat --format="%s" expected_abi.json

Length of output: 108



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check the size of expected_abi.json to confirm if it contains any data
file_size=$(wc -c < expected_abi.json)

# If the file is not empty, display its content
if [ "$file_size" -gt 0 ]; then
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else
  echo "expected_abi.json is empty"
fi

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for the ABI definition within JSON files in the test/payload directory
grep -H 'sendPacket' test/payload/*.json

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for the ABI definition within all JSON files in the repository
grep -rH 'sendPacket' --include \*.json

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the ABI definition within all files in the repository
grep -rH 'sendPacket'

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Extract the sendPacket function definition from the relevant Solidity contract files
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bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwPacketSender.go (8)

41-46: LGTM!

The struct IbcMwPacketSender and its embedded types (IbcMwPacketSenderCaller, IbcMwPacketSenderTransactor, IbcMwPacketSenderFilterer) are correctly defined.


100-107: LGTM!

The function NewIbcMwPacketSender correctly creates a new instance of IbcMwPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


109-115: LGTM!

The function NewIbcMwPacketSenderCaller correctly creates a new read-only instance of IbcMwPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


118-124: LGTM!

The function NewIbcMwPacketSenderTransactor correctly creates a new write-only instance of IbcMwPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


127-133: LGTM!

The function NewIbcMwPacketSenderFilterer correctly creates a new log filterer instance of IbcMwPacketSender, bound to a specific deployed contract.


136-143: LGTM!

The function bindIbcMwPacketSender correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract.


1-3: Ensure Generated Code Integrity.

This file is auto-generated. Any manual changes will be lost, so ensure that the code generation process is correct and up-to-date.


32-35: Verify ABI for Accuracy.

Ensure that the ABI in IbcMwPacketSenderMetaData matches the actual contract ABI.

Verification successful

ABI Verified for Accuracy.

The ABI for the sendMWPacket function in bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwPacketSender.go matches the expected structure. No discrepancies were found.

  • bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwPacketSender.go
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the ABI in `IbcMwPacketSenderMetaData`.

# Test: Check if the ABI in the code matches the actual contract ABI.
rg --type json '"type": "function"' path/to/actual/contract/ABI.json

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Locate potential ABI files in the repository
fd --type f --name "*.json"

# Assuming we find one, extract the function definitions from it
# This command will be executed only if the previous command finds a JSON file
rg --type json '"type": "function"' $(fd --type f --name "*.json")

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Locate potential ABI files in the repository
fd '*.json'

# Assuming we find one, extract the function definitions from it
# This command will be executed only if the previous command finds a JSON file
rg --type json '"type": "function"' $(fd '*.json')

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Locate potential ABI files in the repository using the correct glob pattern
fd --glob '*.json'

# Assuming we find one, extract the function definitions from it
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rg --type json '"type": "function"' $(fd --glob '*.json')

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check the specific files that are likely to contain the ABI definitions
rg --type json '"type": "function"' expected_abi.json expected_ast.json

Length of output: 73



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Output the contents of the specific files that are likely to contain the ABI definitions
cat expected_abi.json
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Length of output: 47



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Perform a broader search across the repository for the function name `sendMWPacket` to locate the ABI definition
rg 'sendMWPacket'

Length of output: 16504

bindings/go/contextupgradeable/ContextUpgradeable.go (5)

32-39: Metadata section looks good.

The metadata for the contract ABI and deprecation notice is correctly defined.


41-98: Type definitions look good.

The type definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.


100-134: Constructor functions look good.

The constructor functions for creating instances of the contract bindings are correctly defined.


136-143: Binding function looks good.

The binding function for creating a generic wrapper around the deployed contract is correctly defined.


145-315: Method definitions look good.

The method definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalPacketSender.go (5)

32-39: Metadata section looks good.

The metadata for the contract ABI and deprecation notice is correctly defined.


41-98: Type definitions look good.

The type definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.


100-134: Constructor functions look good.

The constructor functions for creating instances of the contract bindings are correctly defined.


136-143: Binding function looks good.

The binding function for creating a generic wrapper around the deployed contract is correctly defined.


145-223: Method definitions look good.

The method definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMiddlwareProvider.go (5)

32-39: Metadata section looks good.

The metadata for the contract ABI and deprecation notice is correctly defined.


41-98: Type definitions look good.

The type definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.


100-134: Constructor functions look good.

The constructor functions for creating instances of the contract bindings are correctly defined.


136-143: Binding function looks good.

The binding function for creating a generic wrapper around the deployed contract is correctly defined.


145-254: Method definitions look good.

The method definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwPacketReceiver.go (5)

46-53: Metadata section looks good.

The metadata for the contract ABI and deprecation notice is correctly defined.


32-112: Type definitions look good.

The type definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.


114-148: Constructor functions look good.

The constructor functions for creating instances of the contract bindings are correctly defined.


150-157: Binding function looks good.

The binding function for creating a generic wrapper around the deployed contract is correctly defined.


159-258: Method definitions look good.

The method definitions for contract interactions are correctly defined.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalPacketReceiver.go (10)

1-3: General Comment: Auto-generated Code

This file is auto-generated. Manual changes will be lost upon regeneration.


4-17: Imports Look Good

The imports are necessary for the generated bindings to function correctly.


19-30: Reference Imports Look Good

The reference imports suppress errors if they are not otherwise used, which is a common practice in auto-generated Go code.


32-44: Struct Definitions Look Good

The struct definitions for AckPacket and UniversalPacket align with the Ethereum contract's expected data structures.


46-53: Contract Metadata and ABI Look Good

The metadata and ABI are essential for the bindings to interact with the IbcUniversalPacketReceiver contract correctly.


55-112: Main Contract Struct and Substructures Look Good

The main contract struct IbcUniversalPacketReceiver and its substructures (Caller, Transactor, Filterer) are necessary for the generated bindings to function correctly.


114-148: Constructor Functions Look Good

The constructor functions (NewIbcUniversalPacketReceiver, NewIbcUniversalPacketReceiverCaller, etc.) are necessary for creating instances of the contract bindings.


150-157: Binding Function Looks Good

The bindIbcUniversalPacketReceiver function is essential for binding the contract to the generated Go code.


159-195: Raw Contract Methods Look Good

The raw contract methods (Call, Transfer, Transact) are necessary for low-level interactions with the contract.


197-257: Contract Methods for Specific Interactions Look Good

The contract methods (OnRecvUniversalPacket, OnTimeoutUniversalPacket, OnUniversalAcknowledgement) are necessary for interacting with the contract as specified in its ABI.

bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcPacketReceiver.go (10)

1-3: General Comment: Auto-generated Code

This file is auto-generated. Manual changes will be lost upon regeneration.


4-17: Imports Look Good

The imports are necessary for the generated bindings to function correctly.


19-30: Reference Imports Look Good

The reference imports suppress errors if they are not otherwise used, which is a common practice in auto-generated Go code.


32-58: Struct Definitions Look Good

The struct definitions for AckPacket, Height, IbcEndpoint, and IbcPacket align with the Ethereum contract's expected data structures.


60-67: Contract Metadata and ABI Look Good

The metadata and ABI are essential for the bindings to interact with the IbcPacketReceiver contract correctly.


69-126: Main Contract Struct and Substructures Look Good

The main contract struct IbcPacketReceiver and its substructures (Caller, Transactor, Filterer) are necessary for the generated bindings to function correctly.


128-162: Constructor Functions Look Good

The constructor functions (NewIbcPacketReceiver, NewIbcPacketReceiverCaller, etc.) are necessary for creating instances of the contract bindings.


164-171: Binding Function Looks Good

The bindIbcPacketReceiver function is essential for binding the contract to the generated Go code.


173-208: Raw Contract Methods Look Good

The raw contract methods (Call, Transfer, Transact) are necessary for low-level interactions with the contract.


211-271: Contract Methods for Specific Interactions Look Good

The contract methods (OnAcknowledgementPacket, OnRecvPacket, OnTimeoutPacket) are necessary for interacting with the contract as specified in its ABI.

bindings/go/iproofverifier/IProofVerifier.go (7)

1-3: General Comment: Auto-generated Code

This file is auto-generated. Manual changes will be lost upon regeneration.


4-17: Imports Look Good

The imports are necessary for the generated bindings to function correctly.


19-30: Reference Imports Look Good

The reference imports suppress errors if they are not otherwise used, which is a common practice in auto-generated Go code.


32-65: Struct Definitions Look Good

The struct definitions for Ics23Proof, L1Header, OpIcs23Proof, OpIcs23ProofPath, and OpL2StateProof align with the Ethereum contract's expected data structures.


67-74: Contract Metadata and ABI Look Good

The metadata and ABI are essential for the bindings to interact with the IProofVerifier contract correctly.


76-133: Main Contract Struct and Substructures Look Good

The main contract struct IProofVerifier and its substructures (Caller, Transactor, Filterer) are necessary for the generated bindings to function correctly.


135-169: Constructor Functions Look Good

The constructor functions (NewIProofVerifier, NewIProofVerifierCaller, etc.) are necessary for creating instances of the contract bindings.

bindings/go/ibcdispatcher/IbcDispatcher.go (7)

1-3: Auto-generated code notice.

This file is auto-generated and should not be manually edited. Any changes will be lost upon regeneration.


19-30: Reference imports to suppress errors.

These imports ensure that common packages are referenced to avoid errors during compilation.


120-154: Verify constructor functions for correct binding and error handling.

Ensure that the constructor functions correctly bind the contract and handle errors appropriately.

Verification successful

Constructor functions are correctly implemented.

The constructor functions NewIbcDispatcher, NewIbcDispatcherCaller, NewIbcDispatcherTransactor, and NewIbcDispatcherFilterer correctly bind the contract and handle errors as expected.

  • NewIbcDispatcher: Binds the contract with backend for caller, transactor, and filterer.
  • NewIbcDispatcherCaller: Binds the contract with caller only.
  • NewIbcDispatcherTransactor: Binds the contract with transactor only.
  • NewIbcDispatcherFilterer: Binds the contract with filterer only.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify constructor functions in the Go binding.

# Test: Check the constructor functions for correct binding and error handling. Expect: No discrepancies.
rg --type go 'func NewIbcDispatcher' -A 10
rg --type go 'func NewIbcDispatcherCaller' -A 10
rg --type go 'func NewIbcDispatcherTransactor' -A 10
rg --type go 'func NewIbcDispatcherFilterer' -A 10

Length of output: 6967


203-337: Verify contract methods for correct interaction and error handling.

Ensure that the contract methods correctly interact with the contract and handle errors appropriately.


52-55: Verify ABI definition against Solidity contract.

Ensure that the ABI definition aligns with the Solidity contract to avoid runtime errors.


156-163: Verify binding function for correct ABI parsing and contract binding.

Ensure that the binding function correctly parses the ABI and binds the contract.


32-50: Verify struct definitions against Solidity contract.

Ensure that the struct definitions align with the expected data structures from the Solidity contract.

bindings/go/ilightclient/ILightClient.go (21)

32-36: LGTM!

The Ics23Proof struct is correctly defined.


38-43: LGTM!

The L1Header struct is correctly defined.


45-51: LGTM!

The OpIcs23Proof struct is correctly defined.


53-57: LGTM!

The OpIcs23ProofPath struct is correctly defined.


59-65: LGTM!

The OpL2StateProof struct is correctly defined.


135-142: LGTM!

The NewILightClient method is correctly implemented.


144-151: LGTM!

The NewILightClientCaller method is correctly implemented.


153-160: LGTM!

The NewILightClientTransactor method is correctly implemented.


162-169: LGTM!

The NewILightClientFilterer method is correctly implemented.


171-178: LGTM!

The bindILightClient method is correctly implemented.


180-186: LGTM!

The Call method in ILightClientRaw is correctly implemented.


188-192: LGTM!

The Transfer method in ILightClientRaw is correctly implemented.


194-197: LGTM!

The Transact method in ILightClientRaw is correctly implemented.


199-205: LGTM!

The Call method in ILightClientCallerRaw is correctly implemented.


207-211: LGTM!

The Transfer method in ILightClientTransactorRaw is correctly implemented.


213-216: LGTM!

The Transact method in ILightClientTransactorRaw is correctly implemented.


218-244: LGTM!

The GetState method in ILightClientCaller is correctly implemented.


268-273: LGTM!

The AddOpConsensusState method in ILightClientTransactor is correctly implemented.


289-294: LGTM!

The GetFraudProofEndtime method in ILightClientTransactor is correctly implemented.


310-315: LGTM!

The VerifyMembership method in ILightClientTransactor is correctly implemented.


331-336: LGTM!

The VerifyNonMembership method in ILightClientTransactor is correctly implemented.

bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcChannelReceiver.go (8)

100-107: LGTM!

The NewIbcChannelReceiver method is correctly implemented.


109-116: LGTM!

The NewIbcChannelReceiverCaller method is correctly implemented.


118-125: LGTM!

The NewIbcChannelReceiverTransactor method is correctly implemented.


127-134: LGTM!

The NewIbcChannelReceiverFilterer method is correctly implemented.


136-143: LGTM!

The bindIbcChannelReceiver method is correctly implemented.


145-151: LGTM!

The Call method in IbcChannelReceiverRaw is correctly implemented.


153-157: LGTM!

The Transfer method in IbcChannelReceiverRaw is correctly implemented.


159-162: LGTM!

The Transact method in IbcChannelReceiverRaw is correctly implemented.

bindings/go/l1block/L1Block.go (7)

1-3: Auto-generated file notice.

This file is auto-generated. Manual changes will be lost.


4-17: Imports are well-organized.

The imports include necessary packages for Ethereum contract bindings and common utilities.


19-30: Reference imports are appropriate.

These imports ensure that common utilities are available and not removed by linters.


32-39: Metadata and ABI declarations are correct.

These declarations provide the necessary ABI and metadata for the contract bindings.


41-99: Contract struct and session declarations are well-defined.

These structs provide the necessary bindings for interacting with the Ethereum contract in various contexts.


100-143: Constructor functions are correctly implemented.

These functions initialize the contract bindings with the specified addresses and backends.


145-512: Contract method bindings are correctly implemented.

These methods provide the necessary functionality for calling contract functions, transferring funds, and transacting with the contract.

bindings/go/ierc1967/IERC1967.go (12)

1-2: Note: Generated Code

This file is auto-generated. Manual changes will be lost.


32-35: Metadata is correctly defined.

The metadata for the IERC1967 contract is correctly defined and includes the ABI.


41-46: Contract wrappers are correctly defined.

The contract wrappers for read-only, write-only, and log filterer bindings are correctly defined.


100-107: Instance creation methods are correctly defined.

The methods for creating instances of the contract bindings are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


136-143: Binding method is correctly defined.

The bindIERC1967 method correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract and handles errors properly.


145-162: Low-level contract methods are correctly defined.

The low-level methods for invoking contract methods, transferring funds, and transacting with the contract are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


183-247: Event iterator methods are correctly defined.

The iterator methods for the AdminChanged event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


250-315: Event struct and methods are correctly defined.

The struct and methods for the AdminChanged event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


318-383: Event iterator methods are correctly defined.

The iterator methods for the BeaconUpgraded event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


385-527: Event struct and methods are correctly defined.

The struct and methods for the BeaconUpgraded event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


462-527: Event iterator methods are correctly defined.

The iterator methods for the Upgraded event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


529-603: Event struct and methods are correctly defined.

The struct and methods for the Upgraded event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwUser.go (16)

1-2: Note: Generated Code

This file is auto-generated. Manual changes will be lost.


32-35: Metadata is correctly defined.

The metadata for the IbcMwUser contract is correctly defined and includes the ABI.


41-46: Contract wrappers are correctly defined.

The contract wrappers for read-only, write-only, and log filterer bindings are correctly defined.


100-107: Instance creation methods are correctly defined.

The methods for creating instances of the contract bindings are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


136-143: Binding method is correctly defined.

The bindIbcMwUser method correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract and handles errors properly.


145-162: Low-level contract methods are correctly defined.

The low-level methods for invoking contract methods, transferring funds, and transacting with the contract are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


183-212: Data retrieval methods are correctly defined.

The data retrieval methods for the authorizedMws and mw functions are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


214-243: Data retrieval methods are correctly defined.

The data retrieval methods for the mw and owner functions are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


245-274: Data retrieval methods are correctly defined.

The data retrieval methods for the owner function are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


276-295: Mutator transaction methods are correctly defined.

The mutator transaction methods for the authorizeMiddleware function are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


297-316: Mutator transaction methods are correctly defined.

The mutator transaction methods for the renounceOwnership function are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


318-337: Mutator transaction methods are correctly defined.

The mutator transaction methods for the setDefaultMw function are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


339-358: Mutator transaction methods are correctly defined.

The mutator transaction methods for the transferOwnership function are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


360-379: Mutator transaction methods are correctly defined.

The mutator transaction methods for the receive function are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


381-446: Event iterator methods are correctly defined.

The iterator methods for the OwnershipTransferred event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.


448-531: Event struct and methods are correctly defined.

The struct and methods for the OwnershipTransferred event are correctly defined and handle errors properly.

bindings/go/erc1967upgrade/ERC1967Upgrade.go (33)

1-3: Ensure the generated code is not manually edited.

The comments indicate that this file is auto-generated and should not be manually edited.

No action needed, just a reminder.


6-17: Imports look good.

The imports cover necessary packages for Ethereum contract interactions.


32-35: Metadata definition looks good.

The metadata for the ERC1967Upgrade contract is correctly defined.


41-46: Struct definitions for contract interactions look good.

The ERC1967Upgrade struct and its embedded structs (ERC1967UpgradeCaller, ERC1967UpgradeTransactor, ERC1967UpgradeFilterer) are correctly defined.


48-61: Caller, Transactor, and Filterer structs look good.

The ERC1967UpgradeCaller, ERC1967UpgradeTransactor, and ERC1967UpgradeFilterer structs are correctly defined with a generic contract wrapper.


63-83: Session structs look good.

The session structs (ERC1967UpgradeSession, ERC1967UpgradeCallerSession, ERC1967UpgradeTransactorSession) are correctly defined with pre-set options.


85-98: Raw structs look good.

The raw structs (ERC1967UpgradeRaw, ERC1967UpgradeCallerRaw, ERC1967UpgradeTransactorRaw) are correctly defined for low-level contract interactions.


100-107: Constructor function NewERC1967Upgrade looks good.

This function correctly creates a new instance of ERC1967Upgrade bound to a specific deployed contract.


109-116: Constructor function NewERC1967UpgradeCaller looks good.

This function correctly creates a new read-only instance of ERC1967Upgrade bound to a specific deployed contract.


118-125: Constructor function NewERC1967UpgradeTransactor looks good.

This function correctly creates a new write-only instance of ERC1967Upgrade bound to a specific deployed contract.


127-134: Constructor function NewERC1967UpgradeFilterer looks good.

This function correctly creates a new log filterer instance of ERC1967Upgrade bound to a specific deployed contract.


136-143: Binding function bindERC1967Upgrade looks good.

This function correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract.


145-151: Method Call in ERC1967UpgradeRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a constant contract method and handles the result.


153-157: Method Transfer in ERC1967UpgradeRaw looks good.

This method correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


159-162: Method Transact in ERC1967UpgradeRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a paid contract method with input values.


164-170: Method Call in ERC1967UpgradeCallerRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a constant contract method and handles the result.


172-176: Method Transfer in ERC1967UpgradeTransactorRaw looks good.

This method correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


178-181: Method Transact in ERC1967UpgradeTransactorRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a paid contract method with input values.


183-247: Event handling for AdminChanged looks good.

The iterator, filter, watch, and parse methods for the AdminChanged event are correctly defined.


250-255: Struct definition for AdminChanged event looks good.

The struct correctly represents the AdminChanged event raised by the contract.


257-267: Filter method for AdminChanged event looks good.

This method correctly retrieves logs for the AdminChanged event.


269-304: Watch method for AdminChanged event looks good.

This method correctly subscribes to logs for the AdminChanged event.


306-316: Parse method for AdminChanged event looks good.

This method correctly parses logs for the AdminChanged event.


318-383: Event handling for BeaconUpgraded looks good.

The iterator, filter, watch, and parse methods for the BeaconUpgraded event are correctly defined.


385-389: Struct definition for BeaconUpgraded event looks good.

The struct correctly represents the BeaconUpgraded event raised by the contract.


391-406: Filter method for BeaconUpgraded event looks good.

This method correctly retrieves logs for the BeaconUpgraded event.


408-448: Watch method for BeaconUpgraded event looks good.

This method correctly subscribes to logs for the BeaconUpgraded event.


450-460: Parse method for BeaconUpgraded event looks good.

This method correctly parses logs for the BeaconUpgraded event.


462-527: Event handling for Upgraded looks good.

The iterator, filter, watch, and parse methods for the Upgraded event are correctly defined.


529-533: Struct definition for Upgraded event looks good.

The struct correctly represents the Upgraded event raised by the contract.


535-550: Filter method for Upgraded event looks good.

This method correctly retrieves logs for the Upgraded event.


552-592: Watch method for Upgraded event looks good.

This method correctly subscribes to logs for the Upgraded event.


594-604: Parse method for Upgraded event looks good.

This method correctly parses logs for the Upgraded event.

bindings/go/ifeevault/IFeeVault.go (22)

1-3: Ensure the generated code is not manually edited.

The comments indicate that this file is auto-generated and should not be manually edited.

No action needed, just a reminder.


6-17: Imports look good.

The imports cover necessary packages for Ethereum contract interactions.


32-35: Metadata definition looks good.

The metadata for the IFeeVault contract is correctly defined.


41-46: Struct definitions for contract interactions look good.

The IFeeVault struct and its embedded structs (IFeeVaultCaller, IFeeVaultTransactor, IFeeVaultFilterer) are correctly defined.


48-61: Caller, Transactor, and Filterer structs look good.

The IFeeVaultCaller, IFeeVaultTransactor, and IFeeVaultFilterer structs are correctly defined with a generic contract wrapper.


63-83: Session structs look good.

The session structs (IFeeVaultSession, IFeeVaultCallerSession, IFeeVaultTransactorSession) are correctly defined with pre-set options.


85-98: Raw structs look good.

The raw structs (IFeeVaultRaw, IFeeVaultCallerRaw, IFeeVaultTransactorRaw) are correctly defined for low-level contract interactions.


100-107: Constructor function NewIFeeVault looks good.

This function correctly creates a new instance of IFeeVault bound to a specific deployed contract.


109-116: Constructor function NewIFeeVaultCaller looks good.

This function correctly creates a new read-only instance of IFeeVault bound to a specific deployed contract.


118-125: Constructor function NewIFeeVaultTransactor looks good.

This function correctly creates a new write-only instance of IFeeVault bound to a specific deployed contract.


127-134: Constructor function NewIFeeVaultFilterer looks good.

This function correctly creates a new log filterer instance of IFeeVault bound to a specific deployed contract.


136-143: Binding function bindIFeeVault looks good.

This function correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract.


145-151: Method Call in IFeeVaultRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a constant contract method and handles the result.


153-157: Method Transfer in IFeeVaultRaw looks good.

This method correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


159-162: Method Transact in IFeeVaultRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a paid contract method with input values.


164-170: Method Call in IFeeVaultCallerRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a constant contract method and handles the result.


172-176: Method Transfer in IFeeVaultTransactorRaw looks good.

This method correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


178-181: Method Transact in IFeeVaultTransactorRaw looks good.

This method correctly invokes a paid contract method with input values.


183-202: Method DepositOpenChannelFee looks good.

The method correctly binds the depositOpenChannelFee contract method for different session types.


204-223: Method DepositSendPacketFee looks good.

The method correctly binds the depositSendPacketFee contract method for different session types.


225-244: Method WithdrawFeesToOwner looks good.

The method correctly binds the withdrawFeesToOwner contract method for different session types.


246-311: Event handling for OpenChannelFeeDeposited looks good.

The iterator, filter, watch, and parse methods for the OpenChannelFeeDeposited event are correctly defined.

bindings/go/ibcreceiver/IbcReceiver.go (38)

128-135: LGTM!

The function NewIbcReceiver correctly creates a new instance of IbcReceiver, bound to a specific deployed contract.


137-144: LGTM!

The function NewIbcReceiverCaller correctly creates a new read-only instance of IbcReceiver, bound to a specific deployed contract.


146-153: LGTM!

The function NewIbcReceiverTransactor correctly creates a new write-only instance of IbcReceiver, bound to a specific deployed contract.


155-162: LGTM!

The function NewIbcReceiverFilterer correctly creates a new log filterer instance of IbcReceiver, bound to a specific deployed contract.


164-171: LGTM!

The function bindIbcReceiver correctly binds a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract.


173-179: LGTM!

The function Call in IbcReceiverRaw correctly invokes the contract method with the provided parameters.


181-185: LGTM!

The function Transfer in IbcReceiverRaw correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


187-190: LGTM!

The function Transact in IbcReceiverRaw correctly invokes the contract method with the provided parameters.


192-198: LGTM!

The function Call in IbcReceiverCallerRaw correctly invokes the contract method with the provided parameters.


200-204: LGTM!

The function Transfer in IbcReceiverTransactorRaw correctly initiates a plain transaction to move funds to the contract.


206-209: LGTM!

The function Transact in IbcReceiverTransactorRaw correctly invokes the contract method with the provided parameters.


211-216: LGTM!

The function OnAcknowledgementPacket in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


218-223: LGTM!

The function OnAcknowledgementPacket in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


225-230: LGTM!

The function OnAcknowledgementPacket in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


232-237: LGTM!

The function OnChanCloseConfirm in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


239-244: LGTM!

The function OnChanCloseConfirm in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


246-251: LGTM!

The function OnChanCloseConfirm in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


253-258: LGTM!

The function OnChanCloseInit in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


260-265: LGTM!

The function OnChanCloseInit in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


267-272: LGTM!

The function OnChanCloseInit in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


274-279: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenAck in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


281-286: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenAck in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


288-293: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenAck in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


295-300: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenConfirm in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


302-307: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenConfirm in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


309-314: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenConfirm in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


316-321: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenInit in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


323-328: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenInit in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


330-335: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenInit in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


337-342: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenTry in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


344-349: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenTry in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


351-356: LGTM!

The function OnChanOpenTry in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


358-363: LGTM!

The function OnRecvPacket in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


365-370: LGTM!

The function OnRecvPacket in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


372-377: LGTM!

The function OnRecvPacket in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.


379-384: LGTM!

The function OnTimeoutPacket in IbcReceiverTransactor correctly binds the contract method.


386-391: LGTM!

The function OnTimeoutPacket in IbcReceiverSession correctly binds the contract method.


393-397: LGTM!

The function OnTimeoutPacket in IbcReceiverTransactorSession correctly binds the contract method.

bindings/go/feevault/FeeVault.go (23)

100-107: Good Practice: Error Handling and Return Values

The function correctly handles errors and returns the appropriate values. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


109-116: Good Practice: Error Handling and Return Values

The function correctly handles errors and returns the appropriate values. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


118-125: Good Practice: Error Handling and Return Values

The function correctly handles errors and returns the appropriate values. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


127-134: Good Practice: Error Handling and Return Values

The function correctly handles errors and returns the appropriate values. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


136-143: Good Practice: Error Handling and Return Values

The function correctly handles errors and returns the appropriate values. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


145-151: Good Practice: Error Handling and Result Setting

The function correctly handles errors and sets the result. Ensure that the caller handles these errors and results properly.


153-157: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


159-162: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


164-170: Good Practice: Error Handling and Result Setting

The function correctly handles errors and sets the result. Ensure that the caller handles these errors and results properly.


172-176: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


178-181: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


183-198: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and retrieves the owner address. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


200-205: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and retrieves the owner address. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


207-212: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and retrieves the owner address. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


214-219: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and deposits the fee. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


221-226: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and deposits the fee. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


228-233: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and deposits the fee. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


235-240: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and deposits the fee. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


242-247: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and deposits the fee. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


249-254: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and deposits the fee. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


256-261: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and renounces ownership. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


263-268: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and renounces ownership. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.


270-275: Good Practice: Error Handling

The function correctly handles errors and renounces ownership. Ensure that the caller handles these errors properly.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalChannelMW.go (8)

1-3: File is auto-generated - Do not edit manually.

This file is auto-generated and any manual changes will be lost. Ensure any modifications are made in the source files used to generate this binding.


6-17: Imports look good.

The imports cover necessary packages for Ethereum contract bindings and Go standard libraries.


19-30: Reference imports are appropriate.

These reference imports ensure that the imported packages are not flagged as unused.


32-58: Struct definitions are standard for contract bindings.

The struct definitions for AckPacket, Height, IbcEndpoint, and IbcPacket are appropriate and follow standard practices for Ethereum contract bindings.


60-67: Contract metadata is comprehensive.

The metadata for the IbcUniversalChannelMW contract includes the ABI and other relevant information, which is necessary for contract interactions.


69-89: Contract binding structs are well-defined.

The structs for IbcUniversalChannelMW, IbcUniversalChannelMWCaller, IbcUniversalChannelMWTransactor, and IbcUniversalChannelMWFilterer are well-defined and provide appropriate levels of interaction with the contract.


91-111: Session structs provide preset options for contract interactions.

The session structs for IbcUniversalChannelMWSession, IbcUniversalChannelMWCallerSession, and IbcUniversalChannelMWTransactorSession are well-defined and provide preset options for contract interactions.


128-470: Contract interaction functions are well-implemented.

The functions for creating instances of the contract bindings and for contract interactions (call, transfer, transact) are well-implemented and follow standard practices for Ethereum contract bindings.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcUniversalPacketReceiverBase.go (6)

6-17: LGTM!

The imports are standard and necessary for the functionality.


32-44: LGTM!

The struct definitions for AckPacket and UniversalPacket align with the contract's ABI.


46-54: LGTM!

The metadata and ABI declarations align with the contract's ABI.


55-112: LGTM!

The struct definitions for interacting with the contract are correct and align with the contract's ABI.


114-157: LGTM!

The constructor functions for creating instances of the contract structs are correct and align with the contract's ABI.


159-639: LGTM!

The method bindings for interacting with the contract are correct and align with the contract's ABI.

bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwEventsEmitter.go (3)

38-45: LGTM!

The metadata and ABI definitions are correctly formatted and follow the standard for Go bindings.


155-157: Simplify method call.

The Call method in IbcMwEventsEmitterRaw can be simplified by directly returning the result of the contract call.

-	return _IbcMwEventsEmitter.Contract.IbcMwEventsEmitterCaller.contract.Call(opts, result, method, params...)
+	return _IbcMwEventsEmitter.Contract.contract.Call(opts, result, method, params...)

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


106-113: Ensure proper error handling.

The NewIbcMwEventsEmitter function creates a new instance of the contract binding. Ensure that the error handling is consistent and follows best practices.

Verification successful

Error handling is consistent.

The NewIbcMwEventsEmitter function and other similar functions in the codebase consistently follow the best practice of returning nil and the error when an error occurs during contract binding.

  • bindings/go/ibcmiddleware/IbcMwEventsEmitter.go
  • bindings/go/uupsupgradeable/UUPSUpgradeable.go
  • bindings/go/strings/Strings.go
  • bindings/go/dispatcher/Dispatcher.go
  • bindings/go/ilightclient/ILightClient.go
  • bindings/go/signedmath/SignedMath.go
  • bindings/go/storageslot/StorageSlot.go
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bindings/go/iuniversalchannelhandler/IUniversalChannelHandler.go (39)

32-36: Struct AckPacket looks good.

The struct definition is consistent and correctly typed.


38-42: Struct Height looks good.

The struct definition is consistent and correctly typed.


44-48: Struct IbcEndpoint looks good.

The struct definition is consistent and correctly typed.


50-58: Struct IbcPacket looks good.

The struct definition is consistent and correctly typed.


60-63: Metadata for IUniversalChannelHandler looks good.

The metadata for the contract is correctly defined.


69-74: Struct IUniversalChannelHandler looks good.

The struct definition for the contract binding is consistent and correctly typed.


128-135: Function NewIUniversalChannelHandler looks good.

The function for creating a new instance of the contract is correctly implemented.


137-144: Function NewIUniversalChannelHandlerCaller looks good.

The function for creating a new read-only instance of the contract is correctly implemented.


146-153: Function NewIUniversalChannelHandlerTransactor looks good.

The function for creating a new write-only instance of the contract is correctly implemented.


155-162: Function NewIUniversalChannelHandlerFilterer looks good.

The function for creating a new log filterer instance of the contract is correctly implemented.


164-170: Function bindIUniversalChannelHandler looks good.

The function for binding a generic wrapper to a deployed contract is correctly implemented.


173-179: Function Call in IUniversalChannelHandlerRaw looks good.

The function for invoking a constant contract method is correctly implemented.


181-185: Function Transfer in IUniversalChannelHandlerRaw looks good.

The function for initiating a plain transaction is correctly implemented.


187-190: Function Transact in IUniversalChannelHandlerRaw looks good.

The function for invoking a paid contract method is correctly implemented.


192-198: Function Call in IUniversalChannelHandlerCallerRaw looks good.

The function for invoking a constant contract method is correctly implemented.


200-204: Function Transfer in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactorRaw looks good.

The function for initiating a plain transaction is correctly implemented.


206-209: Function Transact in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactorRaw looks good.

The function for invoking a paid contract method is correctly implemented.


211-226: Function MWID in IUniversalChannelHandlerCaller looks good.

The function for retrieving the MWID is correctly implemented.


228-234: Function MWID in IUniversalChannelHandlerSession looks good.

The function for retrieving the MWID in a session is correctly implemented.


235-241: Function MWID in IUniversalChannelHandlerCallerSession looks good.

The function for retrieving the MWID in a caller session is correctly implemented.


242-257: Function ConnectedChannels in IUniversalChannelHandlerCaller looks good.

The function for retrieving connected channels is correctly implemented.


259-264: Function ConnectedChannels in IUniversalChannelHandlerSession looks good.

The function for retrieving connected channels in a session is correctly implemented.


266-271: Function ConnectedChannels in IUniversalChannelHandlerCallerSession looks good.

The function for retrieving connected channels in a caller session is correctly implemented.


273-278: Function CloseChannel in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactor looks good.

The function for closing a channel is correctly implemented.


280-285: Function CloseChannel in IUniversalChannelHandlerSession looks good.

The function for closing a channel in a session is correctly implemented.


287-292: Function CloseChannel in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactorSession looks good.

The function for closing a channel in a transactor session is correctly implemented.


294-299: Function Dispatcher in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactor looks good.

The function for dispatching is correctly implemented.


301-306: Function Dispatcher in IUniversalChannelHandlerSession looks good.

The function for dispatching in a session is correctly implemented.


308-313: Function Dispatcher in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactorSession looks good.

The function for dispatching in a transactor session is correctly implemented.


315-320: Function OnAcknowledgementPacket in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactor looks good.

The function for handling acknowledgement packets is correctly implemented.


322-327: Function OnAcknowledgementPacket in IUniversalChannelHandlerSession looks good.

The function for handling acknowledgement packets in a session is correctly implemented.


329-334: Function OnAcknowledgementPacket in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactorSession looks good.

The function for handling acknowledgement packets in a transactor session is correctly implemented.


336-341: Function OnChanCloseConfirm in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactor looks good.

The function for handling channel close confirmation is correctly implemented.


343-348: Function OnChanCloseConfirm in IUniversalChannelHandlerSession looks good.

The function for handling channel close confirmation in a session is correctly implemented.


350-355: Function OnChanCloseConfirm in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactorSession looks good.

The function for handling channel close confirmation in a transactor session is correctly implemented.


357-362: Function OnChanCloseInit in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactor looks good.

The function for handling channel close initialization is correctly implemented.


364-369: Function OnChanCloseInit in IUniversalChannelHandlerSession looks good.

The function for handling channel close initialization in a session is correctly implemented.


371-376: Function OnChanCloseInit in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactorSession looks good.

The function for handling channel close initialization in a transactor session is correctly implemented.


378-383: Function OnChanOpenAck in IUniversalChannelHandlerTransactor looks good.

The function for handling channel open acknowledgment is correctly implemented.

bindings/go/mars/PanickingMars.go (1)

32-42: Ensure struct fields are exported.

To ensure proper serialization and deserialization, struct fields should be exported (start with an uppercase letter).

-	RevisionNumber uint64
-	RevisionHeight uint64
+	RevisionNumber uint64
+	RevisionHeight uint64

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

bindings/go/mars/RevertingBytesMars.go (7)

4-17: LGTM!

The package declaration and imports are standard and cover necessary dependencies for Go Ethereum bindings.


32-58: LGTM!

The metadata and struct definitions for AckPacket, Height, IbcEndpoint, and IbcPacket are correctly defined and align with the expected contract structure.


60-171: LGTM!

The contract binding and session definitions for RevertingBytesMars and related structs are correctly implemented and cover all necessary interactions with the Ethereum contract.


173-209: LGTM!

The method definitions for Call, Transfer, and Transact in RevertingBytesMarsRaw and related structs are correctly implemented and handle contract interactions appropriately.


211-599: LGTM!

The method definitions for various contract calls, including AckPackets, ConnectedChannels, Dispatcher, OnChanOpenInit, OnRecvPacket, OnTimeoutPacket, Owner, RecvedPackets, SupportedVersions, and TimeoutPackets, are correctly implemented and handle contract interactions appropriately.


601-893: LGTM!

The method definitions for various contract transactions, including Greet, GreetWithFee, OnAcknowledgementPacket, OnChanCloseConfirm, OnChanCloseInit, OnChanOpenAck, OnChanOpenConfirm, OnChanOpenTry, RenounceOwnership, TransferOwnership, TriggerChannelClose, TriggerChannelInit, TriggerChannelInitWithFee, and Receive, are correctly implemented and handle contract interactions appropriately.


895-1046: LGTM!

The event handling and log parsing for OwnershipTransferred are correctly implemented and cover all necessary events.

bindings/go/mars/RevertingStringCloseChannelMars.go (5)

1-2: Ensure compliance with auto-generated code guidelines.

The file is marked as auto-generated. Ensure that no manual changes are made to this file to prevent loss of changes during regeneration.


32-58: Struct definitions look good.

The struct definitions for AckPacket, Height, IbcEndpoint, and IbcPacket are correct.


60-67: Metadata and ABI definitions look correct.

The metadata and ABI definitions for the RevertingStringCloseChannelMars contract are correct.


69-126: Contract binding and session definitions look good.

The definitions for contract binding and sessions are correct.


128-1044: Contract methods and event handling look correct.

The methods for interacting with the contract and handling events are correctly defined.

bindings/go/generalmiddleware/GeneralMiddleware.go (7)

1-30: LGTM! Initial lines and package imports are standard.

The initial lines and package imports are standard for generated Go files.


32-44: LGTM! Struct definitions are correct.

The AckPacket and UniversalPacket structs are correctly defined to match the expected contract definitions.


46-54: LGTM! Metadata and ABI definitions are correct.

The GeneralMiddlewareMetaData and GeneralMiddlewareABI are correctly defined and match the contract.


55-112: LGTM! Contract struct and session definitions are correct.

The GeneralMiddleware, GeneralMiddlewareCaller, GeneralMiddlewareTransactor, GeneralMiddlewareFilterer, and session structs are correctly defined for different types of contract interactions.


114-157: LGTM! Contract binding functions are correctly implemented.

The functions for creating new instances of the contract bindings and for binding a generic wrapper to an already deployed contract are correctly implemented.


159-613: LGTM! Contract method bindings are correctly implemented.

The methods for interacting with the contract, including Call, Transfer, Transact, and specific contract methods like MWID, AuthorizedMws, etc., are correctly implemented.


615-1563: LGTM! Event filtering and parsing functions are correctly implemented.

The functions for filtering, watching, and parsing events like OwnershipTransferred, RecvMWAck, RecvMWPacket, RecvMWTimeout, SendMWPacket, and UCHPacketSent are correctly implemented.

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h5law commented Jul 1, 2024

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1-17: LGTM!

The header comments and imports are standard for an Ethereum contract binding.


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The reference imports section is standard for generated Go bindings.


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The metadata and ABI definitions for the ERC1967Proxy contract are correctly formatted.


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The struct definitions for various contract bindings and sessions are standard for Go bindings.


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The constructor functions for creating new instances of the contract bindings are correctly implemented.


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The method bindings and event handling for the ERC1967Proxy contract are correctly implemented.

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amazing thank you for adding this

if [ $(git status --porcelain | sed 's/^...//' | grep src/evm/contracts/ | wc -l) -ne 0 ]; then
echo "Changes in TypeScript Bindings"
echo $(git status --porcelain | sed 's/^...//' | grep src/evm/contracts/)
changes=$( git status --porcelain -- ./bindings )
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are we still checking for ts bindings? If so, are they in the src/evm/contracts directory? And/or shouldn't we check that directory?

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I think we should prioritize checking for those bindings, since those are the ones which will be published in the package?

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My mistake this was before I moved them out I will add that in now

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Might be an oversight here - I don't think we should be removing this binding!

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approving for now so that we can start integrating with polymerase - feel free to save these comments for another PR

@h5law h5law merged commit b0c2037 into main Jul 2, 2024
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