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Helloworld program and tooling (#2744) ### Description * HelloWorld program added to `rust/sealevel/programs/helloworld` * Some changes to the Sealevel tooling * Refactored the old warp-route-specific deploy management into a more generic framework for idempotently deploying and managing router apps in Sealevel * Added helloworld deploy tooling * Added ISM & owner checking to this router deployment tooling * Added `--require-tx-approval` to prevent txs from being called without first prompting * Added a bunch of new commands for creating txs with certain instructions that were needed along the way -- e.g. setting an ISM, deploying a specific multisig ISM (previously only one would be deployed as a part of `core deploy` * Added a command for configuring multisig ISMs, `multisig-ism-message-id configure`, that takes in a JSON file of multisig ISM configs and applies them onchain * A bit of cleanup / refactor - e.g. removed some old commands like `mailbox receive` * Added foreignDeployments into `RouterApp` * Because RouterApp takes in `contractsMap: HyperlaneContractsMap<Factories>,`, which require attached contracts, a new `readonly foreignDeployments: ChainMap<Address> = {},` is added to the constructor * These foreignDeployments are considered in the return value of `remoteChains(chainName: string)`, but not in `chains()` -- this means that `chains()` now concretely means "chains that can be deployed to / interacted with and that there is an entry in `contractsMap` for, and `remoteChains(chainName: string)` returns any and all remote chains, regardless of whether they can be deployed to / interacted with * Added complete ISM support to the HyperlaneRouterChecker * when checking the ISM, if there's not a match and the ISM is a config, then the ISM will be deployed * Also added RouterViolation, before it'd just throw if there was a violation * Updated the Helloworld, IGP, and core tooling to work when AEE deployments are also configured * Moved to Routing ISM -> Aggregation ISM -> Merkle / Message ID multisig setup Some things to note: * atm there are a few places that have a TODO saying to remove something after some multisig txs are executed, I plan to revisit these after we get some sigs * I've deployed the mainnet sealevel version of helloworld, but haven't been able to enroll it in the EVM chains yet. Waiting for some multisig activity here ### Drive-by changes ### Related issues #2502 ### Backward compatibility I believe it should all be backward compatible ### Testing Deployed, ran checkers, etc
1 year ago
cargo-features = ["workspace-inheritance"]
[package]
name = "hyperlane-sealevel-hello-world"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
[features]
no-entrypoint = []
feat: Splitting `rust` workspace into `main` and `sealevel` (#4438) ### Description The single rust workspace has been split into 2 workspaces. The sealevel workspace includes the contents of the previous `sealevel` folder and the main workspace includes everything else. The workspaces differ in rust versions as the sealevel has the old one to ensure compatability, the main workspace has and updated `rustc` version of `1.80.1`. Some dependencies and sub-dependencies have been locked in versions of the old pre-split workspace to ensure no breaking code changes. The rust CI workflow has been updated to include both workspaces in the tests. ### Drive-by changes N/A ### Related issues Relates to https://github.com/hyperlane-xyz/hyperlane-monorepo/issues/4361 ### Backward compatibility No. ### Testing Rust Unit tests from the CI
3 months ago
test-client = [
"dep:solana-program-test",
"dep:solana-sdk",
"dep:hyperlane-test-utils",
"dep:spl-noop",
]
Helloworld program and tooling (#2744) ### Description * HelloWorld program added to `rust/sealevel/programs/helloworld` * Some changes to the Sealevel tooling * Refactored the old warp-route-specific deploy management into a more generic framework for idempotently deploying and managing router apps in Sealevel * Added helloworld deploy tooling * Added ISM & owner checking to this router deployment tooling * Added `--require-tx-approval` to prevent txs from being called without first prompting * Added a bunch of new commands for creating txs with certain instructions that were needed along the way -- e.g. setting an ISM, deploying a specific multisig ISM (previously only one would be deployed as a part of `core deploy` * Added a command for configuring multisig ISMs, `multisig-ism-message-id configure`, that takes in a JSON file of multisig ISM configs and applies them onchain * A bit of cleanup / refactor - e.g. removed some old commands like `mailbox receive` * Added foreignDeployments into `RouterApp` * Because RouterApp takes in `contractsMap: HyperlaneContractsMap<Factories>,`, which require attached contracts, a new `readonly foreignDeployments: ChainMap<Address> = {},` is added to the constructor * These foreignDeployments are considered in the return value of `remoteChains(chainName: string)`, but not in `chains()` -- this means that `chains()` now concretely means "chains that can be deployed to / interacted with and that there is an entry in `contractsMap` for, and `remoteChains(chainName: string)` returns any and all remote chains, regardless of whether they can be deployed to / interacted with * Added complete ISM support to the HyperlaneRouterChecker * when checking the ISM, if there's not a match and the ISM is a config, then the ISM will be deployed * Also added RouterViolation, before it'd just throw if there was a violation * Updated the Helloworld, IGP, and core tooling to work when AEE deployments are also configured * Moved to Routing ISM -> Aggregation ISM -> Merkle / Message ID multisig setup Some things to note: * atm there are a few places that have a TODO saying to remove something after some multisig txs are executed, I plan to revisit these after we get some sigs * I've deployed the mainnet sealevel version of helloworld, but haven't been able to enroll it in the EVM chains yet. Waiting for some multisig activity here ### Drive-by changes ### Related issues #2502 ### Backward compatibility I believe it should all be backward compatible ### Testing Deployed, ran checkers, etc
1 year ago
[dependencies]
borsh.workspace = true
solana-program-test = { workspace = true, optional = true }
solana-program.workspace = true
solana-sdk = { workspace = true, optional = true }
spl-noop = { workspace = true, optional = true }
access-control = { path = "../../libraries/access-control" }
account-utils = { path = "../../libraries/account-utils" }
feat: Splitting `rust` workspace into `main` and `sealevel` (#4438) ### Description The single rust workspace has been split into 2 workspaces. The sealevel workspace includes the contents of the previous `sealevel` folder and the main workspace includes everything else. The workspaces differ in rust versions as the sealevel has the old one to ensure compatability, the main workspace has and updated `rustc` version of `1.80.1`. Some dependencies and sub-dependencies have been locked in versions of the old pre-split workspace to ensure no breaking code changes. The rust CI workflow has been updated to include both workspaces in the tests. ### Drive-by changes N/A ### Related issues Relates to https://github.com/hyperlane-xyz/hyperlane-monorepo/issues/4361 ### Backward compatibility No. ### Testing Rust Unit tests from the CI
3 months ago
hyperlane-core = { path = "../../../main/hyperlane-core" }
hyperlane-sealevel-mailbox = { path = "../mailbox", features = [
"no-entrypoint",
] }
hyperlane-sealevel-igp = { path = "../hyperlane-sealevel-igp", features = [
"no-entrypoint",
] }
Helloworld program and tooling (#2744) ### Description * HelloWorld program added to `rust/sealevel/programs/helloworld` * Some changes to the Sealevel tooling * Refactored the old warp-route-specific deploy management into a more generic framework for idempotently deploying and managing router apps in Sealevel * Added helloworld deploy tooling * Added ISM & owner checking to this router deployment tooling * Added `--require-tx-approval` to prevent txs from being called without first prompting * Added a bunch of new commands for creating txs with certain instructions that were needed along the way -- e.g. setting an ISM, deploying a specific multisig ISM (previously only one would be deployed as a part of `core deploy` * Added a command for configuring multisig ISMs, `multisig-ism-message-id configure`, that takes in a JSON file of multisig ISM configs and applies them onchain * A bit of cleanup / refactor - e.g. removed some old commands like `mailbox receive` * Added foreignDeployments into `RouterApp` * Because RouterApp takes in `contractsMap: HyperlaneContractsMap<Factories>,`, which require attached contracts, a new `readonly foreignDeployments: ChainMap<Address> = {},` is added to the constructor * These foreignDeployments are considered in the return value of `remoteChains(chainName: string)`, but not in `chains()` -- this means that `chains()` now concretely means "chains that can be deployed to / interacted with and that there is an entry in `contractsMap` for, and `remoteChains(chainName: string)` returns any and all remote chains, regardless of whether they can be deployed to / interacted with * Added complete ISM support to the HyperlaneRouterChecker * when checking the ISM, if there's not a match and the ISM is a config, then the ISM will be deployed * Also added RouterViolation, before it'd just throw if there was a violation * Updated the Helloworld, IGP, and core tooling to work when AEE deployments are also configured * Moved to Routing ISM -> Aggregation ISM -> Merkle / Message ID multisig setup Some things to note: * atm there are a few places that have a TODO saying to remove something after some multisig txs are executed, I plan to revisit these after we get some sigs * I've deployed the mainnet sealevel version of helloworld, but haven't been able to enroll it in the EVM chains yet. Waiting for some multisig activity here ### Drive-by changes ### Related issues #2502 ### Backward compatibility I believe it should all be backward compatible ### Testing Deployed, ran checkers, etc
1 year ago
hyperlane-sealevel-connection-client = { path = "../../libraries/hyperlane-sealevel-connection-client" }
hyperlane-sealevel-message-recipient-interface = { path = "../../libraries/message-recipient-interface" }
hyperlane-test-utils = { path = "../../libraries/test-utils", optional = true }
serializable-account-meta = { path = "../../libraries/serializable-account-meta" }
[lib]
crate-type = ["cdylib", "lib"]