feat: Enhance XMTP protocol contracts #326
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces significant upgrades to the contract architecture, focusing on implementing upgradeable contracts with enhanced security and flexibility. The changes span multiple files, introducing OpenZeppelin's upgradeable contract patterns, proxy support, and improved initialization mechanisms. Key modifications include adding role-based access control, pausability, and UUPS (Universal Upgradeable Proxy Standard) compatibility to core contracts like Changes
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contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (3)
14-14: Consider adding a public getter forsequenceIdThe
sequenceIdvariable is now private. If external contracts or users need to access the currentsequenceId, consider adding a public function to expose its value.
24-32: Introduce aPAUSER_ROLEfor pausing functionalityCurrently, the
pauseandunpausefunctions are restricted toDEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE. It's good practice to define a dedicatedPAUSER_ROLE. This allows you to grant pausing permissions without giving full administrative rights.Apply this diff to implement
PAUSER_ROLE:+ bytes32 public constant PAUSER_ROLE = keccak256("PAUSER_ROLE"); function initialize() public initializer { __UUPSUpgradeable_init(); __AccessControl_init(); __Pausable_init(); _grantRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, msg.sender); + _grantRole(PAUSER_ROLE, msg.sender); } /// @notice Pauses the contract. - function pause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { + function pause() public onlyRole(PAUSER_ROLE) { _pause(); } /// @notice Unpauses the contract. - function unpause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { + function unpause() public onlyRole(PAUSER_ROLE) { _unpause(); }
48-50: Consider introducing anUPGRADER_ROLEfor upgrade authorizationTo allow more granular access control over contract upgrades, consider defining an
UPGRADER_ROLEinstead of usingDEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE. This way, you can assign upgrade permissions without granting full admin rights.Apply this diff to implement
UPGRADER_ROLE:+ bytes32 public constant UPGRADER_ROLE = keccak256("UPGRADER_ROLE"); function initialize() public initializer { __UUPSUpgradeable_init(); __AccessControl_init(); __Pausable_init(); _grantRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, msg.sender); + _grantRole(UPGRADER_ROLE, msg.sender); } /// @dev Authorizes the upgrade of the contract. /// @param newImplementation The address of the new implementation. - function _authorizeUpgrade(address newImplementation) internal override onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { + function _authorizeUpgrade(address newImplementation) internal override onlyRole(UPGRADER_ROLE) { emit UpgradeAuthorized(msg.sender, newImplementation); }contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (1)
14-14: Consider adding a public getter forsequenceIdThe
sequenceIdvariable is now private. If external access tosequenceIdis required, consider adding a public function to expose its value.contracts/script/DeployerGroupMessages.s.sol (1)
10-11: Ensure secure handling of the private keyRetrieving the private key from the environment variable
PRIVATE_KEYis acceptable. Ensure that this environment variable is securely managed and not exposed in version control systems or logs.
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7-7: LGTM: Adding Sepolia testnet broadcast logs to ignore list
The addition of Sepolia testnet (11155111) broadcast logs follows best practices for Foundry projects.
8-8: Please verify the network ID 241320161
Could you confirm which network this ID represents? This appears to be a custom or private network, and it would be helpful to document this for future reference.
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Network ID 241320161 is used for testnet deployments
The network ID 241320161 is used in the testnet deployment script (dev/contracts/deploy-testnet) for deploying smart contracts to a test network. This is confirmed by:
- The script name and location (
deploy-testnet) - The chain ID is used with forge's deployment command for contract verification on Blockscout
- The context shows it's used for test deployments of GroupMessages, Nodes, and IdentityUpdates contracts
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contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (1)
37-41: Use of unchecked increment is acceptable
The use of an unchecked block for incrementing sequenceId is appropriate here. Given the large maximum value of uint64, overflow is highly unlikely, and using unchecked saves gas by avoiding unnecessary overflow checks.
contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (3)
24-32: Introduce a PAUSER_ROLE for pausing functionality
As in GroupMessages.sol, consider defining a dedicated PAUSER_ROLE for the pause and unpause functions. This provides granular control over pausing permissions without granting full administrative rights.
Apply this diff to implement PAUSER_ROLE:
+ bytes32 public constant PAUSER_ROLE = keccak256("PAUSER_ROLE");
function initialize() public initializer {
__UUPSUpgradeable_init();
__AccessControl_init();
__Pausable_init();
_grantRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, msg.sender);
+ _grantRole(PAUSER_ROLE, msg.sender);
}
/// @notice Pauses the contract.
- function pause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) {
+ function pause() public onlyRole(PAUSER_ROLE) {
_pause();
}
/// @notice Unpauses the contract.
- function unpause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) {
+ function unpause() public onlyRole(PAUSER_ROLE) {
_unpause();
}37-41: Use of unchecked increment is acceptable
The use of an unchecked block for incrementing sequenceId is appropriate here. Given the large maximum value of uint64, overflow is highly unlikely, and using unchecked saves gas by avoiding unnecessary overflow checks.
48-50: Consider introducing an UPGRADER_ROLE for upgrade authorization
Similar to the suggestion in GroupMessages.sol, consider defining an UPGRADER_ROLE to manage upgrade permissions more granitely instead of using DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE.
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+ bytes32 public constant UPGRADER_ROLE = keccak256("UPGRADER_ROLE");
function initialize() public initializer {
__UUPSUpgradeable_init();
__AccessControl_init();
__Pausable_init();
_grantRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, msg.sender);
+ _grantRole(UPGRADER_ROLE, msg.sender);
}
/// @dev Authorizes the upgrade of the contract.
/// @param newImplementation The address of the new implementation.
- function _authorizeUpgrade(address newImplementation) internal override onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) {
+ function _authorizeUpgrade(address newImplementation) internal override onlyRole(UPGRADER_ROLE) {
emit UpgradeAuthorized(msg.sender, newImplementation);
}contracts/foundry.toml (1)
10-14: Dependencies and remappings are correctly updated
The added remappings and dependencies for OpenZeppelin upgradeable contracts and Forge Standard Library are appropriate and necessary for the upgradeable functionalities introduced.
Also applies to: 21-21
contracts/script/DeployerGroupMessages.s.sol (1)
14-20: Deployment of proxy and implementation contracts is correct
The implementation contract is deployed first, followed by the proxy contract, which is initialized with the implementation's address and the encoded initialize function. This correctly sets up the upgradeable pattern using ERC1967Proxy.
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contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (1)
1-50:⚠️ Potential issueApply the same security improvements as GroupMessages.sol
This contract has the same structure as
GroupMessages.sol. Please apply the same improvements:
- Add initializer modifier to
sequenceId- Add storage gap for safe upgradeability
- Add custom events for pause/unpause actions
- Add size validation for identity updates
Additionally, consider adding validation for the
inboxIdparameter.
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contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (1)
24-32: Consider adding custom events for pause/unpause actionsWhile OpenZeppelin's
Pausablecontract emits events, consider adding custom events for better tracking of who performed these actions.+ event GroupMessagesPaused(address admin); + event GroupMessagesUnpaused(address admin); function pause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { _pause(); + emit GroupMessagesPaused(msg.sender); } function unpause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { _unpause(); + emit GroupMessagesUnpaused(msg.sender); }
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contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (2)
14-14:
Add initializer modifier to state variable
The sequenceId should be marked with the initializer modifier to prevent it from being initialized multiple times in upgradeable contracts.
- uint64 private sequenceId;
+ uint64 private sequenceId = 0;Likely invalid or redundant comment.
4-10: LGTM! Inheritance hierarchy is correctly implemented.
The contract properly inherits from all necessary OpenZeppelin upgradeable contracts in the correct order.
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✅ OpenZeppelin contracts version is up-to-date and secure
The contract is using OpenZeppelin Upgradeable Contracts version 5.1.0, which matches the latest release. The inheritance hierarchy is correctly implemented, and the contract is using secure, recent versions of all dependencies.
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contracts/script/DeployIdentityUpdates.s.sol (1)
25-30: Add deployment verification logsConsider adding more detailed logging to help verify the deployment success, including contract interfaces and roles setup.
console.log( - '{"deployer":"%s","proxy":"%s","implementation":"%s"}', - deployer, - address(proxy), - address(idUpdatesImpl) + '{"deployer":"%s","proxy":"%s","implementation":"%s","status":"success","version":"1.0.0"}', + deployer, + address(proxy), + address(idUpdatesImpl) );contracts/script/upgrades/UpgradeGroupMessages.s.sol (2)
27-32: Enhance upgrade loggingAdd more detailed logging to track upgrade status and versions.
console.log( - '{"upgrader":"%s","proxy":"%s","newImplementation":"%s"}', - upgrader, - address(proxy), - address(newImplementation) + '{"upgrader":"%s","proxy":"%s","previousImplementation":"%s","newImplementation":"%s","status":"success"}', + upgrader, + address(proxy), + currentImplementation, + address(newImplementation) );
1-36: Consider implementing version control mechanismThe upgrade script should implement version control to prevent downgrade attacks and ensure proper upgrade sequence.
Consider adding:
- Version tracking in the implementation contract
- Version checks in the upgrade script
- Documentation of breaking changes between versions
- Upgrade requirements validation
Would you like me to provide an example implementation of these features?
contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (1)
31-39: Add events for pause/unpause actionsThe pause and unpause functions should emit events for better transparency and monitoring.
+ event ContractPaused(address admin); + event ContractUnpaused(address admin); function pause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { _pause(); + emit ContractPaused(msg.sender); } function unpause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { _unpause(); + emit ContractUnpaused(msg.sender); }contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (1)
9-61: Consider extracting common functionality to a base contractBoth
GroupMessagesandIdentityUpdatesshare significant code. Consider creating a base contract to reduce duplication.Create a new base contract like:
abstract contract XMTPUpgradeableBase is Initializable, AccessControlUpgradeable, UUPSUpgradeable, PausableUpgradeable { uint64 private sequenceId; uint256[50] private __gap; function __XMTPUpgradeableBase_init(address admin) internal onlyInitializing { require(admin != address(0), "Admin address cannot be zero"); __UUPSUpgradeable_init(); __AccessControl_init(); __Pausable_init(); _grantRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, admin); } function pause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { _pause(); } function unpause() public onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { _unpause(); } function _authorizeUpgrade(address newImplementation) internal override onlyRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE) { require(newImplementation != address(0), "New implementation cannot be zero address"); emit UpgradeAuthorized(msg.sender, newImplementation); } }contracts/test/GroupMessage.t.sol (2)
24-31: Consider adding validation for proxy deployment.While the setup is correct, consider adding assertions to verify:
- The proxy deployment was successful
- The initialization was successful
- The admin role was properly set
function setUp() public { groupMessagesImpl = new GroupMessages(); proxy = new ERC1967Proxy( address(groupMessagesImpl), abi.encodeWithSelector(GroupMessages.initialize.selector, admin) ); groupMessages = GroupMessages(address(proxy)); + // Verify setup + assertEq(groupMessages.hasRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, admin), true); + assertEq(address(proxy).code.length > 0, true); }
34-54: Consider adding edge case tests for message validation.While basic valid/invalid cases are covered, consider adding tests for:
- Empty messages
- Messages at exact size boundaries
- Messages with special characters or patterns
+ function testAddMessageEmpty() public { + bytes memory message = new bytes(0); + vm.expectRevert(GroupMessages.InvalidMessage.selector); + groupMessages.addMessage(GROUP_ID, message); + } + + function testAddMessageExactSize() public { + bytes memory message = new bytes(1024); // Max size + groupMessages.addMessage(GROUP_ID, message); + + message = new bytes(78); // Min size + groupMessages.addMessage(GROUP_ID, message); + }contracts/test/IdentityUpdates.t.sol (1)
1-134: Consider reducing code duplication between test contracts.Both test contracts share significant amounts of similar code. Consider extracting common test patterns into a base test contract.
Example structure:
abstract contract UpgradeableTest is Test { bytes32 constant DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE = 0x00; bytes32 constant EIP1967_IMPL_SLOT = 0x360894a13ba1a3210667c828492db98dca3e2076cc3735a920a3ca505d382bbc; address admin; address unauthorized; function setUp() virtual public { admin = address(this); unauthorized = address(0x1); } // Common test functions for pause/unpause, roles, and upgrades }
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contracts/script/DeployGroupMessages.s.sol (1)
1-34: Apply same security improvements as DeployIdentityUpdates.s.sol
This deployment script has the same structure and security concerns as DeployIdentityUpdates.s.sol. Please apply the same improvements:
- Add private key validation
- Add try-catch for proxy deployment
- Add initialization verification
- Enhance logging
contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (1)
44-46: Add maximum message size limit
While there's a minimum size check, there should also be a maximum size limit to prevent potential DOS attacks.
contracts/test/GroupMessage.t.sol (3)
4-9: LGTM! Well-structured contract setup with appropriate imports and state variables.
The setup includes all necessary OpenZeppelin contracts for upgradeability and access control, with proper constant definitions and state variables.
Also applies to: 12-21
56-59: LGTM! Proper initialization protection test.
The test correctly verifies that the contract cannot be reinitialized after deployment.
75-92: LGTM! Comprehensive role management testing.
The tests thoroughly cover:
- Role granting and revocation
- Access control verification
- Role renunciation
contracts/test/IdentityUpdates.t.sol (1)
43-51: Verify different message size constraints.
The invalid message test uses a different size constraint (103 bytes) compared to GroupMessage.t.sol (77 bytes). Ensure this difference is intentional and documented.
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The message size constraints are correctly implemented and tested
The difference in message sizes between IdentityUpdates (103/104 bytes) and GroupMessages (77/78 bytes) is intentional, as evidenced by their respective implementation files:
- In
GroupMessages.sol: "78 bytes contains the minimum length of a valid message" - In
IdentityUpdates.sol: "104 bytes contains the minimum length of a valid IdentityUpdate"
The test cases correctly verify these different constraints by using:
- 103 bytes (invalid) and 104 bytes (valid) for IdentityUpdates
- 77 bytes (invalid) and 78 bytes (valid) for GroupMessages
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contracts/script/utils/Environment.sol (2)
2-2: Consider using^0.8.28for pragma versionWhile pinning to an exact version ensures build reproducibility, using
^0.8.28would allow for patch updates while maintaining compatibility. This is particularly useful for security fixes.-pragma solidity 0.8.28; +pragma solidity ^0.8.28;
6-9: Add NatSpec documentation and consider network-specific output filesWhile the implementation is correct, consider these improvements:
- Add NatSpec documentation to explain the purpose and usage of these constants
- Consider prefixing the output files with network information to avoid conflicts when deploying to different networks
+/// @title Environment +/// @notice Deployment configuration constants for XMTP contracts +/// @dev Used by deployment scripts to maintain consistent output file naming contract Environment is Script { - string public constant XMTP_GROUP_MESSAGES_OUTPUT_JSON = "group_messages_deployment"; - string public constant XMTP_IDENTITY_UPDATES_OUTPUT_JSON = "identity_updates_deployment"; + /// @notice Output file name for GroupMessages contract deployment + string public constant XMTP_GROUP_MESSAGES_OUTPUT_JSON = "{network}_group_messages_deployment"; + /// @notice Output file name for IdentityUpdates contract deployment + string public constant XMTP_IDENTITY_UPDATES_OUTPUT_JSON = "{network}_identity_updates_deployment"; }contracts/script/upgrades/UpgradeIdentityUpdates.s.sol (1)
17-20: Add environment variable validationConsider adding validation for the environment variables before using them to prevent deployment issues.
function run() external { uint256 privateKey = vm.envUint("PRIVATE_KEY"); + require(privateKey != 0, "PRIVATE_KEY environment variable not set"); upgrader = vm.addr(privateKey);contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (1)
21-22: Document storage gap size calculationAdd a comment explaining how the storage gap size was calculated to prevent future storage collision issues during upgrades.
/// @dev Reserved storage gap for future upgrades - uint256[50] private __gap; + /// @dev Reserved storage gap for future upgrades. + /// Current storage usage: 1 slot (sequenceId) + /// Reserved slots: 50 + /// Available slots for future upgrades: 49 + uint256[50] private __gap;contracts/test/IdentityUpdates.t.sol (2)
23-31: Add edge case tests for initializationConsider adding test cases for:
- Initialization with zero address admin
- Initialization with empty implementation
- Proxy deployment with invalid initialization data
function setUp() public { identityUpdatesImpl = new IdentityUpdates(); proxy = new ERC1967Proxy( address(identityUpdatesImpl), abi.encodeWithSelector(identityUpdates.initialize.selector, admin) ); identityUpdates = IdentityUpdates(address(proxy)); + + // Add helper function for testing invalid initialization + function testInvalidInitialization() public { + vm.expectRevert("Admin address cannot be zero"); + new ERC1967Proxy( + address(identityUpdatesImpl), + abi.encodeWithSelector(identityUpdates.initialize.selector, address(0)) + ); + } }
95-134: Add upgrade failure scenario testsConsider adding test cases for:
- Upgrade to zero address implementation
- Upgrade with invalid initialization data
- Upgrade during paused state
function testUpgradeImplementation() public { // ... existing tests ... + + // Test upgrade to zero address + vm.expectRevert("New implementation cannot be zero address"); + identityUpdates.upgradeToAndCall(address(0), ""); + + // Test upgrade during paused state + identityUpdates.pause(); + vm.expectRevert("Pausable: paused"); + identityUpdates.upgradeToAndCall(address(newIdentityUpdatesImpl), ""); }contracts/script/DeployGroupMessages.s.sol (3)
2-2: Confirm the solidity version is pinned.
While pragma solidity 0.8.28 is reasonable, consider pinning the patch version (e.g., 0.8.28) to avoid unforeseen minor version updates.
20-21: Allow multi-sig or contract-based administrators if desired.
Currently, the code explicitly disallows an admin that is a contract by checking “admin.code.length == 0”. Some teams use a Gnosis Safe or other contract-based wallet as the admin to manage upgrade privileges. Consider relaxing this requirement if multi-sig administration is intended.
43-47: Clarify JSON serialization identifiers.
“parent_object” and “addresses” are somewhat generic. Using a clearer name might improve readability and reduce confusion if multiple deployment scripts produce JSON outputs.Also applies to: 49-60
contracts/script/upgrades/UpgradeGroupMessages.s.sol (1)
29-30: Consider implementing upgrade rollback or verification logic.
The script upgrades the proxy with no fallback if the upgrade fails on-chain. For safety, you could implement an approach to restore the old implementation if the upgrade call reverts. This helps avoid issues if the new implementation is flawed.contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (2)
14-14: Rename error to match contract semantics.
Consider renaming “InvalidIdentityUpdateSize” to “InvalidMessageSize” for consistency with message-related operations.
46-49: Consider adding nonReentrant if storing large data.
While no external calls are made, adding a nonReentrant modifier (from OpenZeppelin) might provide an extra safety net, especially for a function that processes large payloads.contracts/test/GroupMessage.t.sol (2)
46-54: Test boundary conditions for max payload size.
There’s a test for an undersized message. Similarly, consider adding a test for an oversized message (exceeding MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE) to ensure that path is covered.
96-100: Extend upgrade testing with invalid implementation checks.
While the suite tests an unauthorized upgrade and reverts, consider also verifying that the new implementation’s code size is nonzero and adding a mock “broken” implementation to test advanced rollback scenarios.Also applies to: 106-110, 116-120, 122-125
contracts/script/DeployIdentityUpdates.s.sol (1)
43-60: Improve serialization function robustness and efficiencyConsider the following improvements:
- Use constants for static strings
- Add validation for the output path
- Add error handling for the write operation
- function _serializeDeploymentData() internal { - string memory parent_object = "parent object"; - string memory addresses = "addresses"; + // Constants for serialization + string constant PARENT_OBJECT = "parent object"; + string constant ADDRESSES = "addresses"; + + function _serializeDeploymentData() internal { + require(bytes(XMTP_IDENTITY_UPDATES_OUTPUT_JSON).length > 0, "Invalid output path"); + string memory addressesOutput; - addressesOutput = vm.serializeAddress(addresses, "identityUpdatesDeployer", deployer); + addressesOutput = vm.serializeAddress(ADDRESSES, "identityUpdatesDeployer", deployer); // ... rest of serialization ... - writeOutput(finalJson, XMTP_IDENTITY_UPDATES_OUTPUT_JSON); + try this.writeOutput(finalJson, XMTP_IDENTITY_UPDATES_OUTPUT_JSON) { + // Success + } catch Error(string memory reason) { + revert(string.concat("Failed to write deployment data: ", reason)); + } }contracts/script/utils/Utils.sol (2)
20-23: Refactor to reduce code duplication and add input validation.The function duplicates file reading logic from
readInput. Consider creating a shared internal function for file reading with proper validation.+function readFile(string memory path, string memory filename) internal view returns (string memory) { + require(bytes(filename).length > 0, "Empty filename"); + require(!contains(filename, ".."), "Invalid path sequence"); + require(!contains(filename, "/"), "Invalid character in filename"); + string memory fullPath = string.concat(path, filename, ".json"); + return vm.readFile(fullPath); +} function readInput(string memory inputFileName) internal view returns (string memory) { - string memory file = getInputPath(inputFileName); - return vm.readFile(file); + return readFile(getInputBasePath(), inputFileName); } function readOutput(string memory outputFileName) internal view returns (string memory) { - string memory file = getOutputPath(outputFileName); - return vm.readFile(file); + return readFile(getOutputBasePath(), outputFileName); }
7-36: Consider adding logging and access control.For better operational visibility and security:
- Add events for important file operations
- Consider implementing access control to restrict who can call these functions
- Add documentation for the contract's purpose and usage
Example implementation:
contract Utils is Script { + event FileRead(string indexed fileName, uint256 chainId); + event FileWritten(string indexed fileName, uint256 chainId); + + /// @notice Modifier to ensure the caller has appropriate permissions + modifier onlyAuthorized() { + require(msg.sender == address(this) || msg.sender == owner, "Unauthorized"); + _; + } + function readInput(string memory inputFileName) internal view returns (string memory) { string memory file = getInputPath(inputFileName); - return vm.readFile(file); + string memory content = vm.readFile(file); + emit FileRead(inputFileName, block.chainid); + return content; }
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contracts/script/utils/Environment.sol (2)
4-4: LGTM: Import statement is correct and follows best practices
7-8: Verify deployment script implementation
Let's verify how these constants are used in the deployment scripts to ensure proper implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Constants are properly implemented and used in deployment scripts
The constants are correctly used throughout the deployment ecosystem:
- Used in
DeployGroupMessages.s.solandDeployIdentityUpdates.s.solfor initial deployments - Properly referenced in upgrade scripts (
UpgradeGroupMessages.s.solandUpgradeIdentityUpdates.s.sol) for reading deployment data - Output files exist in the expected location (
contracts/script/output/31337/)
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contracts/script/upgrades/UpgradeIdentityUpdates.s.sol (1)
29-31: Add upgrade success verification
The upgrade process should verify that the implementation was successfully updated.
// Upgrade the proxy pointer to the new implementation.
proxy.upgradeToAndCall(address(newImplementation), "");
+
+ // Verify upgrade success
+ require(
+ ERC1967Proxy(payable(address(proxy))).implementation() == address(newImplementation),
+ "Upgrade verification failed"
+ );contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (1)
47-57: Add nonReentrant modifier to prevent reentrancy
While the current implementation may not be vulnerable to reentrancy, it's a good practice to add protection for future modifications.
- function addIdentityUpdate(bytes32 inboxId, bytes calldata update) public whenNotPaused {
+ function addIdentityUpdate(bytes32 inboxId, bytes calldata update) public whenNotPaused nonReentrant {contracts/foundry.toml (3)
11-13: Verify OpenZeppelin contract versions across the codebase
The remappings point to specific versions of OpenZeppelin contracts (5.1.0). While this is good for reproducibility, we should verify this version is consistently used across the entire project.
✅ Verification successful
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Let's check the actual OpenZeppelin import statements to verify version consistency.
OpenZeppelin imports and remappings are consistent
The verification shows that the OpenZeppelin imports in the Solidity files are correctly using the remapped paths:
- Standard contracts use
@openzeppelin/contracts/ - Upgradeable contracts use
@openzeppelin-contracts-upgradeable/
These import paths align perfectly with the remappings defined in both foundry.toml and remappings.txt, which point to version 5.1.0 of both packages. While the dependencies directory is not directly accessible in the sandbox environment, the consistent import patterns across all Solidity files indicate proper configuration.
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16-18: Review network-specific file permissions
The configuration grants read-write permissions for deployment scripts on three networks:
- 31337 (Local Hardhat/Anvil)
- 11155111 (Sepolia testnet)
- 241320161 (Unknown network)
Please clarify the purpose of network ID 241320161 as it's not a commonly known network.
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Network ID 241320161 appears to be a custom testnet deployment target
Based on the verification results, the network ID 241320161 is used in the project's deployment script (dev/contracts/deploy-testnet) for deploying smart contracts to a custom testnet with Blockscout verification. This appears to be an intentional configuration for a specific test environment, as evidenced by:
- The deploy script uses this chain ID with Blockscout verification
- The foundry.toml configuration grants appropriate permissions for deployment artifacts
- The setup appears consistent with the project's experimental nature as mentioned in the README
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26-27: Ensure consistent dependency versioning
The dependencies section lists both standard and upgradeable OpenZeppelin contracts. This aligns well with the project's move towards upgradeable contracts. However, we should ensure the UUPS implementation follows OpenZeppelin's best practices.
Consider documenting the upgrade pattern and security considerations in a README or documentation file, including:
- Initialization process
- Upgrade authorization
- Storage layout management
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OpenZeppelin UUPS implementation follows best practices
The codebase correctly implements OpenZeppelin's UUPS pattern:
- Both
GroupMessagesandIdentityUpdatescontracts properly inherit fromInitializable,UUPSUpgradeable, and other required upgradeable contracts - Initialization functions are correctly implemented with
initializermodifier - Upgrade authorization is properly secured with admin role checks
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- The contracts use consistent versions (5.1.0) for both standard and upgradeable OpenZeppelin contracts
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contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (2)
16-17: Confirm MAX payload size with real-world constraints.
4,194,304 bytes is quite large and could pose performance or gas concerns depending on usage patterns and on-chain data costs. Double-check that the limit matches realistic use cases.
63-68: Upgrade authorization looks good.
Restricting upgrades to DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE and emitting an event is aligned with standard best practices.
contracts/script/DeployIdentityUpdates.s.sol (5)
1-10: LGTM! Imports and setup are well-structured.
The file uses a secure Solidity version and includes all necessary imports in a logical order.
11-17: LGTM! Contract structure and state variables are well-defined.
The contract inheritance and state variables are appropriately structured for a deployment script.
23-25: Add validation for private key retrieval
The private key retrieval needs validation to ensure it's not zero and the deployer address is valid.
31-37: Verify initialization parameters and add try-catch
The proxy initialization should include error handling and post-deployment verification.
1-61: Verify consistency with other deployment scripts
Let's check if there are similar deployment scripts in the codebase to ensure consistent patterns are followed.
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Deployment script follows consistent patterns with similar contracts
The DeployIdentityUpdates.s.sol script follows the same deployment patterns as DeployGroupMessages.s.sol, which is the main comparable deployment script in the codebase:
- Both use the same proxy pattern with ERC1967Proxy
- Both have identical admin validation checks
- Both follow the same deployment sequence: implementation → proxy with initialization
- Both use the same serialization pattern for deployment data
- Both inherit from the same base contracts (Script, Utils, Environment)
The DeployNodeRegistry.s.sol follows a different pattern as it's a simpler contract without proxy functionality.
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contracts/script/utils/Utils.sol (1)
1-6: LGTM! Well-structured file header with appropriate imports.
The file uses proper licensing, specific Solidity version pinning, and minimal necessary imports.
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dev/up (1)
Add dependency checks between contract deployment and node registration
After analyzing the scripts, there are no explicit dependency checks between contract deployment and node registration. This could lead to race conditions where:
- Node registration might fail if attempted before contracts are fully deployed and initialized
- The Nodes contract address might not be available to the registration process
Suggested improvements:
- Add a check in the registration scripts to verify the Nodes contract is deployed and accessible
- Consider adding a small delay or retry mechanism in case of contract deployment latency
- Implement a check for the contract address in
build/Nodes.jsonbefore proceeding with registrationThe current implementation assumes perfect timing and doesn't handle potential edge cases in the deployment sequence.
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19-26: Verify the execution order dependenciesThe sequence of operations (deploy contracts -> register nodes) implies a dependency. Let's verify if there are any timing or dependency checks in the called scripts.
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contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (1)
68-72:⚠️ Potential issueAdd reentrancy protection to addIdentityUpdate.
Consider adding the
nonReentrantmodifier to prevent potential reentrancy attacks during update emission.- function addIdentityUpdate(bytes32 inboxId, bytes calldata update) public whenNotPaused { + function addIdentityUpdate(bytes32 inboxId, bytes calldata update) public whenNotPaused nonReentrant {contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (1)
69-73:⚠️ Potential issueAdd reentrancy protection to addMessage.
Consider adding the
nonReentrantmodifier to prevent potential reentrancy attacks during message emission.- function addMessage(bytes32 groupId, bytes calldata message) public whenNotPaused { + function addMessage(bytes32 groupId, bytes calldata message) public whenNotPaused nonReentrant {
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dev/contracts/deploy-testnet (1)
28-29: Consider comprehensive deployment architecture improvementsThe TODOs highlight important improvements needed for a robust deployment process:
- Migration to forge script would provide:
- Type safety
- Better error handling
- Structured deployment steps
- Reusable deployment logic
- Verification needs for both implementation and proxy contracts
Consider implementing a comprehensive deployment architecture:
- Create separate forge scripts for each contract
- Implement proper proxy initialization
- Add post-deployment verification
- Include deployment configuration management
- Add deployment status logging
- Consider adding deployment role checks
Would you like assistance in creating this improved deployment architecture?
dev/contracts/.env (1)
5-9: Consider separating admin roles for better securityCurrently, all three admin addresses (
XMTP_GROUP_MESSAGES_ADMIN_ADDRESS,XMTP_IDENTITY_UPDATES_ADMIN_ADDRESS, andXMTP_NODE_REGISTRY_ADMIN_ADDRESS) are set to the same value. While this might be convenient for development, it centralizes control and increases security risk.Recommendations:
- Consider using different admin addresses for each contract in production to implement separation of concerns
- Add documentation about the specific permissions and responsibilities of each admin role
- Consider implementing a multi-signature wallet pattern for critical admin operations
contracts/README.md (1)
15-15: Enhance the experimental warning with specific risksWhile the experimental warning is good, it would be more helpful to explicitly mention potential risks such as contract upgrades, possible state changes, or security implications.
-**⚠️ Experimental:** This software is in early development. Expect frequent changes and unresolved issues. +**⚠️ Experimental:** This software is in early development. Users should be aware of: +- Frequent contract upgrades and potential state changes +- Possible security vulnerabilities under audit +- Breaking changes in contract interfaces +- Unresolved issues and limitationsdev/contracts/deploy-local (1)
23-23: Consider standardizing Nodes contract deployment.The TODO comment indicates inconsistency in deployment methods. Consider migrating the Nodes contract deployment to use the same forge script pattern as other contracts for consistency.
Would you like help creating a deployment script for the Nodes contract following the same pattern?
contracts/test/utils/Utils.sol (2)
8-9: Add documentation for constant values.Consider adding NatSpec documentation explaining the purpose and significance of these constants, especially
EIP1967_IMPL_SLOTwhich is critical for proxy implementations.
11-17: Consider optimizing payload generation.The current implementation has potential issues:
- No length validation could lead to out-of-gas errors with large inputs
- The modulo operation in a loop is gas-intensive
Consider this optimization:
function _generatePayload(uint256 length) public pure returns (bytes memory) { + require(length <= 10000, "Payload too large"); bytes memory payload = new bytes(length); for (uint256 i = 0; i < payload.length; i++) { - payload[i] = bytes1(uint8(i % 256)); + payload[i] = bytes1(uint8(i & 0xFF)); // More gas efficient than modulo } return payload; }dev/contracts/common (1)
7-7: Reconsider suppressing deployment output.The
&> /dev/nullredirection might hide important deployment information or warnings. Consider logging to a file instead of completely suppressing output.- forge script --rpc-url "${DOCKER_RPC_URL}" --broadcast script/DeployGroupMessages.s.sol &> /dev/null + forge script --rpc-url "${DOCKER_RPC_URL}" --broadcast script/DeployGroupMessages.s.sol > deployment.log 2>&1Also applies to: 19-19
contracts/test/GroupMessage.t.sol (2)
154-193: Enhance upgrade implementation tests.While the upgrade process is well-tested, consider adding:
- Test for failed upgrades recovery
- Verification of function selectors in the new implementation
- Test upgrade with non-empty calldata
function testUpgradeImplementation() public { // ... existing tests ... + + // Test upgrade with non-empty calldata + bytes memory initData = abi.encodeWithSelector(GroupMessages.someFunction.selector); + groupMessages.upgradeToAndCall(address(newGroupMessagesImpl), initData); + + // Verify function selectors + bytes4 selector = groupMessages.addMessage.selector; + assertTrue(newGroupMessagesImpl.supportsInterface(selector)); }
73-81: Add more comprehensive pause state tests.Consider adding tests for:
- Events emitted during pause/unpause
- Multiple pause/unpause transitions
- State preservation across pause/unpause
function testAddMessageWhenPaused() public { bytes memory message = _generatePayload(MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE); groupMessages.pause(); assertTrue(groupMessages.paused()); + // Test events + vm.expectEmit(address(groupMessages)); + emit Paused(address(this)); + vm.expectRevert(abi.encodeWithSelector(PausableUpgradeable.EnforcedPause.selector)); groupMessages.addMessage(ID, message); + + // Test multiple transitions + groupMessages.unpause(); + groupMessages.pause(); + groupMessages.unpause(); + assertFalse(groupMessages.paused()); }contracts/test/IdentityUpdates.t.sol (4)
14-29: Consider adding validation in setUp.While the setup follows the correct pattern for upgradeable contracts, consider adding these validations:
function setUp() public { identityUpdatesImpl = new IdentityUpdates(); + require(address(identityUpdatesImpl) != address(0), "Implementation deployment failed"); proxy = new ERC1967Proxy( address(identityUpdatesImpl), abi.encodeWithSelector(identityUpdates.initialize.selector, admin) ); + require(address(proxy) != address(0), "Proxy deployment failed"); identityUpdates = IdentityUpdates(address(proxy)); + require(identityUpdates.hasRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, admin), "Admin role not set"); }
73-81: Consider extending pause test coverage.While the test verifies paused state behavior, consider adding verification for successful updates after unpausing.
function testAddIdentityUpdateWhenPaused() public { bytes memory message = _generatePayload(MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE); identityUpdates.pause(); assertTrue(identityUpdates.paused()); vm.expectRevert(abi.encodeWithSelector(PausableUpgradeable.EnforcedPause.selector)); identityUpdates.addIdentityUpdate(ID, message); + + identityUpdates.unpause(); + assertFalse(identityUpdates.paused()); + + vm.expectEmit(address(identityUpdates)); + emit IdentityUpdates.IdentityUpdateCreated(ID, message, 1); + identityUpdates.addIdentityUpdate(ID, message); }
84-98: Consider adding state verification.While the test verifies events, consider adding direct state verification of the sequence ID.
function testSequenceIdIncrement() public { bytes memory message = _generatePayload(MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE); vm.expectEmit(address(identityUpdates)); emit IdentityUpdates.IdentityUpdateCreated(ID, message, 1); identityUpdates.addIdentityUpdate(ID, message); + assertEq(identityUpdates.getCurrentSequenceId(), 1); vm.expectEmit(address(identityUpdates)); emit IdentityUpdates.IdentityUpdateCreated(ID, message, 2); identityUpdates.addIdentityUpdate(ID, message); + assertEq(identityUpdates.getCurrentSequenceId(), 2); vm.expectEmit(address(identityUpdates)); emit IdentityUpdates.IdentityUpdateCreated(ID, message, 3); identityUpdates.addIdentityUpdate(ID, message); + assertEq(identityUpdates.getCurrentSequenceId(), 3); }
154-193: Consider verifying additional state after upgrade.While the test verifies sequence ID preservation and implementation address, consider verifying other important state variables:
function testUpgradeImplementation() public { // ... existing setup code ... identityUpdates.upgradeToAndCall(address(newIdentityUpdatesImpl), ""); // ... implementation address verification ... + // Verify other important state + assertTrue(identityUpdates.hasRole(DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE, admin)); + assertFalse(identityUpdates.paused()); + // Next sequenceId should be 2 vm.expectEmit(address(identityUpdates)); emit IdentityUpdates.IdentityUpdateCreated(ID, message, 2); identityUpdates.addIdentityUpdate(ID, message); }
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dev/contracts/.env (1)
1-4:
Security Advisory: Ensure this configuration is only used for development
While the current setup using anvil's default private key is appropriate for local development, there's a potential risk if this file is used as a template for production deployments.
Let's verify this is not referenced in production deployment scripts:
Consider:
- Adding a prominent warning header indicating this is for development only
- Creating a separate
.env.exampletemplate for production deployments - Adding validation checks in deployment scripts to prevent using development credentials in production
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Environment file correctly scoped to development
The environment file is appropriately used only in local development contexts:
deploy-localuses it for local anvil node deploymentsdeploy-ephemeralis a helper script for local deploymentsdeploy-testnetexplicitly requires different environment variables ($RPC_URL, $VERIFIER_URL, $PRIVATE_KEY) and doesn't source this file- Documentation clearly indicates that testnet deployments use different credentials accessible only to team members
The current setup maintains proper separation between development and production environments, with no risk of development credentials being used in production deployments.
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echo -e "\n=== deploy-ephemeral content ==="
cat dev/contracts/deploy-ephemeral
# Also check if there are any other deployment scripts we should examine
echo -e "\n=== All deployment-related files ==="
fd "deploy" --type f
Length of output: 1499
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the deploy-testnet script and deployment documentation
echo "=== deploy-testnet content ==="
cat dev/contracts/deploy-testnet
echo -e "\n=== deployment documentation ==="
cat doc/deploy.md
Length of output: 4165
🧰 Tools
🪛 Gitleaks (8.21.2)
2-2: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
(generic-api-key)
dev/up (2)
19-20: Verify the existence of deployment script
The script references dev/contracts/deploy-local. Let's verify this script exists and has proper permissions.
✅ Verification successful
Since the script dev/contracts/deploy-local exists and is executable (confirmed by fd -t x), I can generate the final response.
The deployment script exists and is properly configured
The referenced script dev/contracts/deploy-local exists in the codebase and has the correct executable permissions, which means it can be executed by the up script as intended.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the deployment script exists and is executable
# Check if the script exists and is executable
if ! fd -t x "deploy-local" dev/contracts/; then
# If not found by exact name, search for similar files
echo "Searching for similar deployment scripts:"
fd "deploy.*local" dev/contracts/
fi
Length of output: 64
Line range hint 21-26: Consider adding error handling for node registration
While the script has global error handling with set -e, it would be beneficial to add specific error handling and status checks for node registration.
Consider this improvement:
-echo "Registering local node-1"
-dev/register-local-node
+echo "Registering local node-1..."
+if ! dev/register-local-node; then
+ echo "Failed to register node-1"
+ exit 1
+fi
+echo "Node-1 registration complete"
-echo "Registering local node-2"
-dev/register-local-node-2
+echo "Registering local node-2..."
+if ! dev/register-local-node-2; then
+ echo "Failed to register node-2"
+ exit 1
+fi
+echo "Node-2 registration complete"Also, let's verify the existence of these registration scripts:
dev/contracts/deploy-local (1)
14-18: LGTM: Improved error handling for dependency updates.
Good addition of explicit error handling for the forge update command.
contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol (2)
4-10: LGTM! Well-structured contract inheritance.
The contract correctly implements the upgradeable pattern with appropriate OpenZeppelin contracts.
26-30: Consider adjusting MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE based on gas limits.
The maximum payload size of 4MB might be too large considering Ethereum's block gas limit. Large payloads could make transactions prohibitively expensive or impossible to process.
✅ Verification successful
The 4MB payload size limit appears reasonable and well-tested
The verification reveals:
- The calculated gas cost for max payload (67M gas) is high but technically possible within current block gas limits (~30M)
- The same MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE constant is consistently used across both IdentityUpdates.sol and GroupMessages.sol
- The limit is properly validated in both contracts with require statements
- Test files verify both the maximum valid size and rejection of oversized payloads
- No explicit block.gaslimit checks are needed as transactions exceeding block gas limit will naturally fail
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Calculate approximate gas cost for max payload
PAYLOAD_SIZE=4194304
CALLDATA_GAS=16 # gas per non-zero byte
TOTAL_GAS=$((PAYLOAD_SIZE * CALLDATA_GAS))
echo "Approximate gas cost for max payload: $TOTAL_GAS"
# Check if similar size limits exist in other contracts
rg -n "MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE|MAX_SIZE" --type sol
Length of output: 239
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for Solidity files and then look for size-related constants
fd -e sol | xargs rg -n "MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE|MAX_SIZE"
# Look for functions that might process these payloads
ast-grep --pattern 'function $FUNC_NAME($$$) {
$$$
require($_.length $$$);
$$$
}'
# Check if there are any gas-related comments or constants
fd -e sol | xargs rg -n "gas|block.gaslimit"
Length of output: 2095
contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol (1)
27-30: Ensure consistency in payload size limits across contracts.
The MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE differs between GroupMessages (78 bytes) and IdentityUpdates (104 bytes). Consider documenting the reason for this difference or standardizing if possible.
✅ Verification successful
Different MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE values are acceptable due to distinct message structures
The difference in MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE between GroupMessages (78 bytes) and IdentityUpdates (104 bytes) appears intentional, as these contracts likely handle different types of messages with distinct minimum requirements. Both contracts:
- Share the same error handling (InvalidPayloadSize)
- Have identical MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE (4 MB)
- Include clear documentation indicating these are byte-size constraints
- Follow consistent implementation patterns
The variation in minimum sizes reflects their different purposes rather than an inconsistency that needs standardization.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Compare payload size constants across contracts
echo "Comparing payload size constants:"
rg -n "MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE.*=.*\d+" --type sol
rg -n "MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE.*=.*\d+" --type sol
Length of output: 224
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for payload size constants using ripgrep without file type filter
echo "Searching for MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE constants:"
rg -n "MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE.*=.*\d+"
echo -e "\nSearching for MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE constants:"
rg -n "MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE.*=.*\d+"
Length of output: 624
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's look at the context around these constants to understand their purpose
echo "Context for GroupMessages.sol MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE:"
rg -B 5 -A 5 "MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE.*=.*78" contracts/src/GroupMessages.sol
echo -e "\nContext for IdentityUpdates.sol MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE:"
rg -B 5 -A 5 "MIN_PAYLOAD_SIZE.*=.*104" contracts/src/IdentityUpdates.sol
Length of output: 1109
contracts/test/IdentityUpdates.t.sol (5)
4-11: LGTM! Comprehensive imports for testing upgradeable contracts.
The import statements correctly include all necessary dependencies for testing an upgradeable contract with access control and pausability features.
Also applies to: 13-13
31-48: LGTM! Event verification properly implemented.
The test cases properly verify event emissions for both minimum and maximum payload sizes.
49-71: LGTM! Comprehensive boundary testing.
The tests properly verify error conditions for both undersized and oversized payloads with appropriate error messages.
100-103: LGTM! Important initialization security check.
The test properly verifies that the contract cannot be reinitialized, which is crucial for upgradeable contracts.
105-152: LGTM! Comprehensive access control testing.
The tests thoroughly verify role-based access control for administrative functions and role management operations.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
GroupMessages,IdentityUpdates, andNodeRegistrycontracts.GroupMessagesandIdentityUpdatescontracts.GroupMessagesandIdentityUpdatescontracts with initialization, pause/unpause functionality, and role-based access control.GroupMessagesandIdentityUpdates.Environmentcontract for managing deployment output paths.Utilscontract for handling JSON file operations.Bug Fixes
Documentation
README.mdto reflect structural changes and updated usage instructions.Tests
GroupMessagesandIdentityUpdatescontracts with new test cases for various functionalities.