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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe deploy workflow now uses Ormi settings. The Robinhood network key changes to ChangesSubgraph deployment and network
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- Line 12: Move ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY out of the job-level env and into the env block
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## Summary - `subgraph-deploy` now builds with the Graph CLI and deploys to Ormi (`subgraph.api.ormilabs.com`) using `ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY`, `SUBGRAPH_NAME`, and `ORMI_QUERY_BASE`. - A version that already answers on the query URL is skipped. The deploy command does not trace the key. - The Goldsky CLI is removed from rainix: the derivation, its place in `subgraph-shell` and the default shell, the `check-shell` smoke test, the README pin, and the sol-shell slim assertion. Its consumers now deploy with `graph deploy` to Ormi ([gildlab/offchainAssetVault-subgraph](https://github.com/gildlab/offchainAssetVault-subgraph), cyclofinance/cyclo.subgraph#66), and raindex runs `subgraph-deploy`. `S01-Issuer/st0x-rewards` still calls `goldsky` and is left alone. ## Merge order Merge this before rainlanguage/raindex#2894. That workflow calls `nix develop github:rainlanguage/rainix#subgraph-shell`, which tracks rainix `main`. Ormi already indexes Robinhood Chain. The chain slug is `robinhood` (see the raindex PR), so this task deploys it as `raindex-robinhood` along with the other networks in `networks.json`. ## Test plan - [x] `bats test/bats/task/subgraph-deploy.test.bats` and `subgraph-deploy-version.test.bats`; `cargo test` in `rainix-static` (ormi-probe) - [x] pre-commit on the changed files (deadnix, nil, nixfmt, shellcheck, statix) - [x] After merge, and after `ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY` exists on raindex, dispatch Deploy subgraph and confirm the deployment lands on Ormi Part of [DEVOPS-366](https://linear.app/makeitrain/issue/DEVOPS-366/raindex-ci-rainix-deploy-new-subgraphs-to-ormi-instead-of-goldsky). <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added a command to check whether a specific subgraph version is deployed. * Deployments now target Ormi, skip versions that are already deployed, and avoid deploying when deployment status cannot be confirmed. * **Bug Fixes** * Deployment credentials are no longer exposed in routine command output. * **Chores** * Goldsky CLI is no longer included in the development shells. * **Tests** * Added coverage for deployment, existing-version skips, probe and deployment failures, and missing required settings. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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This PR moves the manual subgraph deploy workflow from Goldsky to Ormi. It sets SUBGRAPH_NAME and the public Ormi query base, and gives ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY only to the deploy step. It also renames the Robinhood network slug from robinhood-mainnet to robinhood in networks.json, in the DecimalFloat lookup, and in its test. The last commit fixes the Vercel runtime (Node 20 to Node 22) and clears forge lint -D warnings findings.
Overall read: good to merge. The slug rename is complete: nothing in the repo still uses robinhood-mainnet, and the Goldsky URLs that remain are only test fixtures. The env vars match what the merged rainix PR 399 subgraph-deploy task requires. The earlier secret-scoping thread is fixed. The Solidity edits change no deployed bytecode or ABI: the mixin is not inherited by any pinned concrete contract, and metadata hashing is off. All CI checks pass on this head, including the Vercel preview deploy on Node 22.
What changes live: on merge, the production webapp also redeploys on Node 22, because the production and preview builds share svelte.config.js. The first dispatch also needs the ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY secret in place. Consumers outside this repo that query the Robinhood subgraph must switch to the new raindex-robinhood name on Ormi.
One minor comment: _checkTaskHash is now pure only because of a compiler quirk.
claude-opus-5-5 · high · 18 min
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minor: _checkTaskHash is now pure, but it reads iTaskHash. The constructor sets that value per deployment from config.task. solc 0.8.25 accepts this only because iTaskHash also has the inline initializer = 0, so the purity checker treats it as a constant. Without that initializer, the same function fails with error 2527 ("requires view"). Runtime behavior and bytecode do not change today. But the label now tells readers and analysis tools that this access gate does not depend on deployment state. If someone removes the redundant = 0, or a later solc closes the quirk, this contract and every task-gated override stop compiling. Fix: remove the = 0 initializer (the value defaults to zero, and the constructor assigns it conditionally). Then keep _checkTaskHash, the test _beforeArb overrides, and ChildRaindexV6ArbTaskGated.checkTaskHash as view. The compiler then requires view, so the lint no longer asks for pure.
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+1 from my review (minor, not blocking): Agreed: iTaskHash is set per deployment in the constructor, so the pure label on the access gate is wrong, and it compiles only because of the redundant = 0 initializer.
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## Summary - Deploy subgraph now passes `ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY`, `SUBGRAPH_NAME=raindex`, and the public Ormi query base into `subgraph-deploy`. - The Robinhood chain slug in `subgraph/networks.json` is `robinhood`, matching the network Ormi indexes. `graph build --network` writes that slug into the manifest, and the DecimalFloat lookup uses the same string. The deployment name for that chain is `raindex-robinhood`. - Depends on rainlanguage/rainix#399. Merge that one first. This workflow tracks rainix `main`, so dispatching before that merge still runs the Goldsky task while this workflow no longer supplies `GOLDSKY_TOKEN`. - `CI_GOLDSKY_TOKEN` is no longer read. Leave the secret in place until a dispatch has landed on Ormi, then remove it. Kais still needs to set the `ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY` GitHub secret from Vault `secret/infra/rain/ormi` (`deploy_key`) before a dispatch can succeed. Part of [DEVOPS-366](https://linear.app/makeitrain/issue/DEVOPS-366/raindex-ci-rainix-deploy-new-subgraphs-to-ormi-instead-of-goldsky). ## Test plan - [x] prettier and the other pre-commit hooks on the slug change - [ ] Merge the rainix PR, set `ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY`, then dispatch this workflow - [ ] Confirm each deployment is on Ormi, including `raindex-robinhood`, and the run log has no `api.goldsky.com` call <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Updates** * Updated subgraph deployment to use the Raindex configuration and Ormi query service. * Updated the supported network name to `robinhood`; its deployed contract address and indexing start point remain unchanged. * Subgraph data for this network continues to use the same contract deployment and indexing start point under the updated network name. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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This PR moves the manual subgraph deploy workflow from Goldsky to Ormi. It passes SUBGRAPH_NAME, the public Ormi query base, and a step-scoped ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY to rainix subgraph-deploy, and renames the Robinhood network key from robinhood-mainnet to robinhood in subgraph/networks.json, the DecimalFloat lookup, and its test. It also includes lint suppressions, test mutability cleanups, and a Vercel runtime bump for the webapp.
The rename is complete in this repo: robinhood-mainnet has no remaining references, the settings already use the robinhood key, and the networks.json Solidity tests iterate keys, so they still pass. The Solidity edits are comments, lint suppressions, and mutability labels only. foundry.toml disables CBOR metadata, so no bytecode or deterministic address changes. The secret-scope thread is fixed. I agree with the open thread on _checkTaskHash being marked pure. One minor point: the PR also bumps the production webapp to Node 22 and does not say so. Nothing blocks the merge.
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minor: This line moves the production webapp's Vercel runtime from Node 20 to Node 22. The PR title and description cover only the Ormi subgraph deploy. vercel-prod.yaml runs on every push to main that touches packages/**, so this merge redeploys the live webapp on a new Node major. The subgraph change, by contrast, runs only on a manual dispatch. The pinned @sveltejs/adapter-vercel 5.4.7 accepts nodejs22.x, so the change is valid. But if a server route breaks on Node 22, the cause is hard to trace to this PR, and a revert also undoes the Ormi change. Fix: move the runtime bump to its own PR, or add a line to the description that names it, gives the reason, and says the merge redeploys the webapp.
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ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY,SUBGRAPH_NAME=raindex, and the public Ormi query base intosubgraph-deploy.subgraph/networks.jsonisrobinhood, matching the network Ormi indexes.graph build --networkwrites that slug into the manifest, and the DecimalFloat lookup uses the same string. The deployment name for that chain israindex-robinhood.main, so dispatching before that merge still runs the Goldsky task while this workflow no longer suppliesGOLDSKY_TOKEN.CI_GOLDSKY_TOKENis no longer read. Leave the secret in place until a dispatch has landed on Ormi, then remove it. Kais still needs to set theORMI_DEPLOY_KEYGitHub secret from Vaultsecret/infra/rain/ormi(deploy_key) before a dispatch can succeed.Part of DEVOPS-366.
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ORMI_DEPLOY_KEY, then dispatch this workflowraindex-robinhood, and the run log has noapi.goldsky.comcallSummary by CodeRabbit
robinhood; its deployed contract address and indexing start point remain unchanged.