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  • Improvements

    • Improved liquidity and pool state tracking across supported Algebra-based exchanges, including QuickSwap V3.
    • Updated tick data handling to support exchange-specific indexing formats more reliably.
    • Increased the block range processed during pool updates, reducing requests and improving update efficiency.
    • Improved support for pools with zero-fee configurations during initialization.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed reserve data handling when multicall requests fail, improving consistency of pool reserve results.

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The change adds selectable compressed tick-table indexing for Algebra V1 providers, enables it for QuickSwap V3, accepts zero pool fees, increases Rain log-fetch windows from 5 to 100 blocks, and corrects reserve fallback sizing.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Compressed tick-word indexing
packages/sushi/src/router/rain/AlgebraV1Base.ts, packages/sushi/src/router/liquidity-providers/QuickswapV3.ts
AlgebraV1BaseProvider now supports compressed and raw tick-table indexing across tick lookup, insertion, boundary calculation, and refetch logic. QuickSwap V3 enables compressed indexing.
Pool initialization and reserve fallbacks
packages/sushi/src/router/rain/AlgebraV1Base.ts, packages/sushi/src/router/rain/UniswapV3Base.ts
Pool initialization accepts a numeric fee of zero. Failed reserve multicalls return one fallback entry for each balance call.
Rain log-fetch batching
packages/sushi/src/router/rain/RainDataFetcher.ts
Pool log requests now cover up to 100 blocks per slice, and the fetch loop advances by 100 blocks.

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Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 85b15

Historical pool updates can become incomplete when an RPC endpoint rejects an oversized log request, while the fetcher still advances pool state. Fix the batching boundary and failure-state handling before merge.

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packages/sushi/src/router/rain/RainDataFetcher.ts (1)

348-348: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the log-slice comment.

Line 348 still says that requests use 5-block slices, but the implementation now uses 100-block slices. Update the comment, or reference a shared slice-size constant so the documentation cannot drift from lines 354-355 and 366.

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-    // get logs in slices of 5 blocks to follow paging instructions from standard evm rpc specs
+    // get logs in slices of 100 blocks to follow paging instructions from standard evm rpc specs
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In `@packages/sushi/src/router/rain/RainDataFetcher.ts` at line 348, Update the
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current 100-block range, or reference the shared slice-size constant used by the
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- Line 348: Update the slice-size comment near the log-fetching logic to reflect
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356-357: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Keep each log request within 100 inclusive blocks and preserve the last successful boundary.

RainDataFetcher.updatePools passes inclusive bounds to PublicClient.getLogs. The current condition sends 101 blocks when untilBlock - fromBlockSlice === 100n. A rejected first slice also leaves untilBlock at the requested target, so afterProcessLog can succeed and set pool.blockNumber to a block whose logs were not processed.

Use an exclusive slice boundary, return without advancing state when no slice succeeds, and pass only the last successful boundary to afterProcessLog and pool.blockNumber.

Proposed boundary-safe change
-    // get logs in slices of 5 blocks to follow paging instructions from standard evm rpc specs
+    // get logs in slices of at most 100 inclusive blocks
     let fromBlockSlice = fromBlock
     const logsPromises = []
     const blockNumberSlices = []
-    while (fromBlockSlice < untilBlock) {
-      let toBlock = untilBlock + 1n
-      if (fromBlockSlice + 100n < untilBlock) {
-        toBlock = fromBlockSlice + 100n
-      }
+    while (fromBlockSlice <= untilBlock) {
+      const toBlock =
+        fromBlockSlice + 100n <= untilBlock + 1n
+          ? fromBlockSlice + 100n
+          : untilBlock + 1n
       blockNumberSlices.push(toBlock)
       logsPromises.push(
         this.web3Client.getLogs({
...
-      fromBlockSlice += 100n
+      fromBlockSlice = toBlock
     }
 
     // await logs and sort them from earliest block to latest
     const logsResults = await Promise.allSettled(logsPromises)
+    let processedUntilBlock: bigint | undefined
...
         if (typeof blockNumberSlices[i] === 'bigint') {
-          untilBlock = blockNumberSlices[i]
+          processedUntilBlock = blockNumberSlices[i]
         }
...
     }
+    if (processedUntilBlock === undefined) return false
...
-      this.providers.map((p) => p.afterProcessLog(untilBlock!)),
+      this.providers.map((p) => p.afterProcessLog(processedUntilBlock!)),
...
-            pool.blockNumber = untilBlock!
+            pool.blockNumber = processedUntilBlock!

Add boundary tests for 99, 100, and 101 block differences. Add a rejection test that checks the requested ranges and confirms that pool state does not advance beyond the last successful slice.

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In `@packages/sushi/src/router/rain/RainDataFetcher.ts` around lines 356 - 357,
Update updatePools to keep inclusive getLogs ranges at no more than 100 blocks
by using an exclusive slice boundary, retain the last successfully processed
boundary, and return without advancing state when every slice fails. Pass only
that successful boundary to afterProcessLog and pool.blockNumber, and add
boundary tests for 99, 100, and 101-block differences plus a rejection case
verifying requested ranges and unchanged pool state beyond the last success.
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In `@packages/sushi/src/router/rain/RainDataFetcher.ts`:
- Around line 356-357: Update updatePools to keep inclusive getLogs ranges at no
more than 100 blocks by using an exclusive slice boundary, retain the last
successfully processed boundary, and return without advancing state when every
slice fails. Pass only that successful boundary to afterProcessLog and
pool.blockNumber, and add boundary tests for 99, 100, and 101-block differences
plus a rejection case verifying requested ranges and unchanged pool state beyond
the last success.

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rouzwelt merged commit 3d10e66 into rain-fork Sep 17, 2026
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