fix: delete cosmosContract #2
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller as Caller
participant Oracle as ConnectOracle
participant Cosmos as COSMOS_CONTRACT
Caller->>Oracle: get_all_currency_pairs(path, req)
Oracle->>Cosmos: query_cosmos(path, req)
Cosmos-->>Oracle: response
Oracle-->>Caller: result
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src/ConnectOracle.sol (1)
24-40: Add input validation for pair_ids.The get_price and get_prices functions should validate the pair_id inputs to prevent potential issues with malformed or malicious inputs.
function get_price(string memory pair_id) external returns (Price memory) { + require(bytes(pair_id).length > 0, "Invalid pair_id"); string memory path = "/connect.oracle.v2.Query/GetPrice";Also applies to: 42-62
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src/ConnectOracle.sol (1)
8-16: Consider adding events for price updates.The Price struct contains critical oracle data. Consider emitting events when prices are updated to enable off-chain tracking and monitoring.
contract ConnectOracle { + event PriceUpdated( + string pair_id, + uint256 price, + uint256 timestamp, + uint64 height, + uint64 nonce + );
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src/ConnectOracle.sol (1)
18-22: Verify the COSMOS_CONTRACT constant's implementation and access control.The change from an injectable cosmosContract to a hardcoded COSMOS_CONTRACT constant needs verification:
- Ensure COSMOS_CONTRACT is properly defined and immutable
- Verify access control mechanisms are in place
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#!/bin/bash # Search for COSMOS_CONTRACT definition and usage ast-grep --pattern 'constant COSMOS_CONTRACT'Length of output: 47
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#!/bin/bash # Search for COSMOS_CONTRACT definition in Solidity files rg "address constant COSMOS_CONTRACT" --glob "*.sol"Length of output: 54
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COSMOS_CONTRACTto gather more details on its definition and usage.
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#!/bin/bash # Search entire repository for any occurrence of COSMOS_CONTRACT rg "COSMOS_CONTRACT"Length of output: 710
I'll now run a search for COSMOS_ADDRESS to verify its definition and related security details.
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#!/bin/bash # Search entire repository for any occurrence of COSMOS_ADDRESS rg "COSMOS_ADDRESS"Length of output: 211
COSMOS_CONTRACT is immutable and defined as a constant; verify external access controls
Definition & Immutability:
The constant is defined insrc/interfaces/ICosmos.solas:address constant COSMOS_ADDRESS = 0x00000000000000000000000000000000000000f1; ICosmos constant COSMOS_CONTRACT = ICosmos(COSMOS_ADDRESS);This makes it immutable at compile time.
Access Control:
The reviewed contract (src/ConnectOracle.sol) simply callsquery_cosmoson the constant without additional access control. This implies that any security checks must be implemented in the external Cosmos contract at the fixed address. It is important to verify that the deployed Cosmos contract properly enforces any necessary permissions.Overall, the change to a hardcoded dependency appears intentional, with immutability ensured at the code level. However, proper security depends on the external contract's implementation.
foundry.toml (1)
5-5: Verify IR optimization benefits.Enabling IR (Intermediate Representation) can provide gas optimizations but may increase compilation time. Please verify:
- Gas savings in the deployed contracts
- Impact on compilation time in CI/CD pipeline
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Final Verification: IR Optimization Benefits Confirmed
The analysis of using
via_ir = trueconfirms that enabling the intermediate representation in Foundry produces notable gas optimizations and improved handling of stack limitations, while also incurring longer compilation times and potential edge-case inconsistencies in tests. Based on the detailed web research:
Gas Optimization:
- The IR pipeline leverages Yul-based optimizations that can significantly reduce gas costs in deployed contracts.
- It also addresses "stack too deep" errors by improving variable management.
Compilation Trade-Offs:
- There is an increase in compilation time (approximately 30–50% slower), which may affect CI/CD pipelines.
- Some behaviors, such as delayed updates in cheatcodes or block-related values, have been reported in testing.
This configuration is well-documented and aligns with best practices where gas efficiency is prioritized over rapid iterative builds. For CI/CD environments, ensure that the increased compilation duration is acceptable and consider running faster local tests with alternate profiles if needed.
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script/ConnectOracle.s.sol
[warning] 29-29: Function signature has been modified. Ensure that the changes are compatible with existing contracts.
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script/ConnectOracle.s.sol (3)
8-10: LGTM! Contract structure is well-defined.The contract properly inherits from Script and declares the oracle variable with appropriate visibility.
29-29: Function signature formatting change is safe.Addressing the pipeline warning: The function signature modification is purely cosmetic for better readability and doesn't affect the function's behavior or compatibility.
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[warning] 29-29: Function signature has been modified. Ensure that the changes are compatible with existing contracts.
3-3: Verify Solidity version compatibility.The script uses a very recent Solidity version (0.8.24). Please ensure this version is compatible with your deployment environment and other contracts.
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What is the latest stable version of Solidity and when was version 0.8.24 released?Length of output: 2527
Solidity version compatibility verified.
The script specifies Solidity 0.8.24, which is confirmed as a stable release (January 26, 2024). While the latest stable release at this time is 0.8.28 (released in October 2024), using 0.8.24 is acceptable if it aligns with your overall project compatibility. Please ensure that your deployment environment and dependent contracts are compatible with 0.8.24.
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script/ConnectOracle.s.sol (2)
12-13: LGTM!The contract structure and state variable declaration look good.
3-3: Verify Solidity version compatibility.The script uses a very recent Solidity version (0.8.24). Ensure this version is compatible with your deployment environment and other contracts.
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What is the latest stable version of Solidity and when was it released?Length of output: 2838
Solidity Version Compatibility Verified.
The script uses
pragma solidity ^0.8.24;which supports versions from 0.8.24 up to (but not including) 0.9.0. Since the latest stable version is 0.8.28 (released on October 8, 2024), the current version range is compatible with the most recent release. Please ensure that your deployment environment and any external dependencies fully support these compiler features.
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Why do we need the ConnectOracle deploy script rather than just using forge create? |
It can help deployer avoid mistakes. deployer might make it while deploying and linking StringUtils libraries. |
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New Features
ConnectOracleDeployScriptcontract to facilitate the deployment of theConnectOraclecontract.ConnectOracleDeployScriptfor deploying theConnectOraclecontract and logging its address.Refactor
cosmosContractstate variable and constructor from theConnectOraclecontract for improved clarity.ConnectOraclefor better readability and organization.Chores
.gitignoreto ignore all files within thebroadcastdirectory.CounterScriptcontract as it contained no functionality.CounterTestcontract as it served as a placeholder.