chore: reproduce deployment broadcast files from on-chain data #204
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Co-authored-by: Ryan Noble <[email protected]>
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* chore: reproduce deployment broadcast files from on-chain data * Update bin/reproduce-mainnet-gov.ts Co-authored-by: Ryan Noble <[email protected]> * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: baroooo <[email protected]> * feat: regenerate json files after Baran's suggestions --------- Co-authored-by: Ryan Noble <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: baroooo <[email protected]>
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Description
When I deployed and executed the governance proposal for Mento Governance, I made the immense mistake of not committing the broadcast files to Github. A few days later my macbook went belly up and I lost all the data. Sigh.
This PR uses an archive node (quicknode) and some manual data to reconstruct the Foundry broadcast files. This is useful to have in conjunction with the rest of our tooling which depends on broadcast files. It would have been very useful a few months ago because it makes it really easy to verify contracts on
celoscan, I used it to verify a few remaining proxies.The script to generate this is a one-off script (famous last words), but I thought it made sense to put it in there in case we ever need something similar, but it shouldn't really be reviewed thoroughly.
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Tested
Verified broadcast script manually and tried it out with the cleoscan verification script.
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