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Summary of Changes

Hello @Dargon789, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request establishes a foundational development framework for sovereign smart contracts, aligning with the Coinbase SDK ecosystem. It introduces robust CI/CD pipelines, standardized development environments, comprehensive regression testing, and consistent code styling. The changes aim to create a streamlined and well-documented project structure, enhancing developer experience and ensuring high-quality smart contract development.

Highlights

• CI/CD Configuration: The CircleCI configuration has been refactored. The original config.yml now contains a simplified 'say-hello' job, while a new web3_defi_gamefi.yml has been added to house the more complex, project-specific web3 DeFi game CI setup, including Docker Hub authentication.
• Development Environment Setup: A new DevContainer configuration (.devcontainer/Hardhat-EDR.json) has been introduced to standardize the development environment for Hardhat + EDR, specifying Node.js and Rust versions and necessary system dependencies. Additionally, a .env example file provides network configurations for local and testnet deployments.
• GitHub Actions for Environment Setup: A dedicated GitHub Action (.github/actions/setup-env/action.yml) has been added to streamline the setup of Node.js and pnpm, incorporating caching mechanisms for improved build performance.
• Comprehensive Regression Testing Configuration: An extensive regression test configuration (.github/config/regression-tests.yml) has been added, defining how various external Solidity repositories should be tested. This includes specific forge-version, hardhat-config details (paths, Solidity versions, optimizers, EVM versions, RPC endpoints), ignore patterns for problematic tests, and ref commit hashes for each project.
• Project Structure and Tooling Configuration: New configuration files have been added for .gitignore, .gitmodules (for forge-std submodules), .prettierignore, .prettierrc (with Solidity formatting rules), and .vscode/settings.json.default to enforce consistent code style and project structure. A foundry.toml file has also been added for Foundry-specific configurations, including compiler settings, EVM version, and fuzzing parameters.
• Documentation and Licensing Updates: The README.md has been significantly updated to reflect the project's new identity as a 'Sovereign smart contract development framework aligned with Coinbase SDK, OnchainKit,' detailing framework support and quick start instructions. The LICENSE file has been updated to reflect Coinbase, Inc. as the copyright holder, and new Contributing & Copyright Rail.md, Dockerfile, FUNDING.json, and Grief Shell Memo.json files provide additional project context and metadata.

Changelog

• .circleci/config.yml
  • Removed custom executor my-custom-executor and its Docker Hub authentication.
  • Replaced the project-specific web3-defi-game-project- job with a generic say-hello job.
  • Updated the workflow name from my-custom-workflow to say-hello-workflow.
• .circleci/web3_defi_gamefi.yml
  • Added a new CircleCI configuration file.
  • Defined a custom executor my-custom-executor with Docker Hub authentication.
  • Included a web3-defi-game-project- job with a placeholder step.
• .devcontainer/Hardhat-EDR.json
  • Added a new DevContainer configuration file.
  • Specified Node.js version 18 and Rust version 1.70 as features.
  • Included a postCreateCommand to install libudev-dev and pkg-config.
• .env
  • Added an example .env file.
  • Provided ETH_NODE_URI and MNEMONIC for localhost, lan, and sepolia.
• .github/actions/setup-env/action.yml
  • Added a new GitHub Action for setting up Node.js and pnpm.
  • Configured inputs for pnpm and Node.js versions.
  • Implemented caching logic for pnpm dependencies.
• .github/config/regression-tests.yml
  • Added a new YAML configuration file for regression tests.
  • Defined configurations for multiple Solidity repositories (e.g., Elytro-eth/soul-wallet-contract, PaulRBerg/prb-math, Uniswap/UniswapX, etc.).
  • Each repository configuration includes forge-version, hardhat-config (with paths, Solidity version, remappings, optimizer settings, EVM version, solidityTest parameters, and RPC endpoints), ignore patterns for specific tests, and a ref commit hash.
  • Specified supported runners (ubuntu-latest, windows-latest, macos-latest).
  • Defined commands with patterns and templates for forge build, forge test, hardhat compile, and hardhat test solidity.
• .gitignore
  • Added standard exclusions for node_modules, .vscode/*, *.local.
  • Included Rocketh-specific exclusions: generated, deployments/localhost, deployments/hardhat*, deployments/lan, _metadata.
  • Added Hardhat-specific exclusions: /coverage, /coverage.json, /.coverage-config.json, /.coverage-data.json, cache, artifacts, docs.
  • Added .vercel and *.ts.
• .gitmodules
  • Added a new .gitmodules file.
  • Defined three submodules, all pointing to https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std but with different local paths: Counter/lib/forge-std, lib/forge-std, and hello_foundry/lib/forge-std.
• .prettierignore
  • Added a new .prettierignore file.
  • Included exclusions for various directories and files such as node_modules, .vscode/*, deployments, cache, artifacts, package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml.
• .prettierrc
  • Added a new Prettier configuration file.
  • Set general formatting options: useTabs: true, singleQuote: true, printWidth: 120, bracketSpacing: false.
  • Included prettier-plugin-solidity and specific overrides for *.sol files.
• .vscode/settings.json.default
  • Added a new default VSCode settings file.
  • Configured editor.formatOnSave to true and editor.defaultFormatter to esbenp.prettier-vscode.
  • Specified Prettier as the formatter for Solidity files and set npm.exclude.
• Contributing & Copyright Rail.md
  • Added a new Markdown file outlining contribution guidelines.
  • Referenced Coinbase Wallet SDK's CONTRIBUTING.md.
  • Stated copyright for 2024 Coinbase, Inc. under the MIT License.
• Dockerfile
  • Added a new Dockerfile with a multi-stage build.
  • Included a Node.js (v14) stage for npm package installation and application startup.
  • Included a Python (3.14.2-slim) stage for pip package installation and application startup.
• FUNDING.json
  • Added a new JSON file for project funding information.
  • Included drips configurations for Ethereum and Base networks.
  • Specified an opRetro project ID.
• Grief Shell Memo.json
  • Added a new JSON memo file.
  • Recorded a memo from AU_gdev_19 executed by Copilot regarding GitHub workflow scaffolding for sovereign asset sync.
  • Included a timestamp, replay and audit flags, and an anchor message.
• LICENSE
  • Updated the copyright holder from 'Ronan Sandford' to 'Coinbase, Inc.' and the year to 2024.
  • Slightly rephrased the MIT License text for improved clarity and formatting.
• README.md
  • Changed the project title to '# coinbase-smartcontracts'.
  • Added a detailed description of the project's purpose and alignment with Coinbase SDK, OnchainKit, and Base Network.
  • Introduced a 'Framework Support' section detailing features like Hardhat/Foundry/Dapptools support, Coinbase SDK integration, Corepack, Nix Store compatibility, and testing rails.
  • Updated 'Quick Start' instructions to use corepack enable, yarn install, yarn compile, and yarn void:deploy.
  • Revised the 'TEST' section to explicitly list Hardhat + Mocha, Foundry fuzzing, and Dapptools.
  • Replaced the detailed 'SCRIPTS' section with a concise summary.
• foundry.toml
  • Added a new Foundry configuration file.
  • Configured profile.default with solc = "0.8.18", evm_version = "paris", optimizer = true, remappings, and fs_permissions.
  • Configured fuzz settings for runs and max_test_rejects.
  • Configured fmt to ignore cheats/Vm.sol.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (10)
  • .github/workflows/Sovereign Asset Sync.yaml
  • .github/workflows/ci.yml
  • .github/workflows/coinbase-smartcontracts.yml
  • .github/workflows/docker.yml
  • .github/workflows/google.yml
  • .github/workflows/nextjs.yml
  • .github/workflows/nix.yml
  • .github/workflows/nodejs-tests.yml
  • .github/workflows/regression-tests.yml
  • .github/workflows/super-linter.yml

Activity

• The pull request was opened by Dargon789.
• The PR introduces a new project structure and configuration files, indicating a foundational setup for a smart contract development framework.
• The changes include updates to CI/CD, development environment, testing, and documentation.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new development framework for smart contracts with a focus on Hardhat, Foundry, and Coinbase tooling, along with various configuration files and documentation updates. A critical security vulnerability has been identified: a hardcoded Alchemy API key in the regression test configuration file. Other issues include an invalid Dockerfile that concatenates two separate definitions, a likely typo in the file path .github/config /regression-tests.yml, and the security risk of committing the .env file. Additionally, the Dockerfile uses an end-of-life Node.js version, and there are opportunities for improvement and cleanup in CI configuration, GitHub Actions, and documentation.