Pin CBRS, the EU batch and NKE/MCD into the Base tables - #337
Pin CBRS, the EU batch and NKE/MCD into the Base tables#337alastairong1 wants to merge 2 commits into
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Nine tokens live on Base that the config and Base invariant tables never
picked up. Both tables go 41 -> 50, appended in Base deploy order:
41 CBRS 2026-08-14
42 AIR.PA 2026-08-28 \
43 BMW.DE 2026-08-28 |
44 MC.PA 2026-08-28 | EU batch
45 SIE.DE 2026-08-28 |
46 MBG.DE 2026-08-28 |
47 RHM.DE 2026-08-28 /
48 MCD 2026-09-03 \ today
49 NKE 2026-09-03 /
CBRS shipped the same day as FTF but only FTF got pinned; it has been a
straggler since. The MBG.DE row is the third, good deploy — the two
orphaned ones are marked deprecated in sft-ops ops/launches.json and are
not referenced here.
Every address is read off Base, not copied from the ledger: the receipt
leg comes from `receipt()` on each vault, and owner()/authorizer() were
checked against the production Safe and the shared authoriser before
pinning.
Dotted tickers are new to these tables. The underlying string keeps the
dot ("AIR.PA") because that is what Base reports from symbol(); only the
Solidity constant names substitute an underscore (AIR_PA_RECEIPT), since
a dot is not valid in an identifier.
MC.PA's name needs a `unicode"..."` literal — solc rejects the bare form,
and dropping the ë from "Moët" would fail the live-Base name check.
Verified against live Base:
testConfigAlignsWithBaseTokenTable PASS
testConfigMatchesLiveBase PASS (name + symbol, all 50)
testWrappedDerivationHoldsOnBase PASS
testAssertProductionStateBasePassesLive PASS
Cross-chain parity is red until the copy runs — Base is 50, Ethereum and
HyperEVM are still 41. That is the expected intermediate state; the
target tables get pinned from the broadcast's logged tuples.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe production token registries expand from 41 to 50 entries. Nine tokens receive configuration records and Base receipt, receipt vault, and wrapped token vault addresses. ChangesProduction token registry
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Base production token coverage expands to 50 entries, but receipt-vault documentation remains stale and cross-chain parity cannot compare the Base, Ethereum, and HyperEVM registries while their table sizes differ. Align the parity behavior or complete the chain registries before merge. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@src/lib/LibTokenInvariants.sol`:
- Line 471: Update the documentation for productionReceiptVaults() and
productionTokensBase() to state that both contain 50 entries instead of 29,
without changing their implementation.
- Line 471: Align the token table lengths used by
StoxCrossChainParityTest.testCrossChainParity: either populate rows 41–49 for
the Ethereum and HyperEVM configurations to match the 50-row Base table, or
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| /// @return tokens The 50 production token instances on Base. | ||
| function productionTokensBase() internal pure returns (TokenInstance[] memory tokens) { | ||
| tokens = new TokenInstance[](41); | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update the documented receipt-vault count.
Line 471 makes productionTokensBase() return 50 entries, and productionReceiptVaults() derives its length from that table. Its documentation at Lines 1084-1090 still says 29. Update both counts to 50 to avoid misleading migration and invariant callers.
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In `@src/lib/LibTokenInvariants.sol` at line 471, Update the documentation for
productionReceiptVaults() and productionTokensBase() to state that both contain
50 entries instead of 29, without changing their implementation.
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Align the cross-chain token tables before enabling parity. StoxCrossChainParityTest.testCrossChainParity passes the 50-row Base table and 41-row Ethereum/HyperEVM tables to assertChainLegs. When both token legs are live, assertEq(base.tokenConfigs.length, eth.tokenConfigs.length, "token table lengths diverge") (and the HyperEVM check) reverts. Hydrate rows 41–49 on each chain, or update the parity contract to compare the intended common set.
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In `@src/lib/LibTokenInvariants.sol` at line 471, Align the token table lengths
used by StoxCrossChainParityTest.testCrossChainParity: either populate rows
41–49 for the Ethereum and HyperEVM configurations to match the 50-row Base
table, or update assertChainLegs to compare only the intended common token set
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Pinning CBRS on Base alone would have been worse than not pinning it. _selectMissing decides what to deploy by diffing Base against the pinned target table, so a Base-only CBRS row makes the copy think CBRS is missing on Ethereum and HyperEVM and deploy it a second time. It is not missing. `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` already copied it on 2026-08-14 (runs 31845108154 and 31845492796). The pin PR for that — #310 — was opened the same day and never merged, so the two target tables have sat a row behind the chain ever since. Verified live on both chains before pinning: vault 0x75E0d127…b37C symbol() tCBRS name() Cerebras Systems Inc. ST0x owner() 0x3840aeDa…0329, the token-owner Safe receipt 0x8Ea1ba9F…4AEA8 from receipt() on the vault wrapper 0x15925E1c…23962 symbol() wtCBRS Ethereum and HyperEVM go 41 -> 42. Base stays 50, so parity is still red by the eight tokens the copy has yet to deploy — the EU batch and NKE/MCD. #310 is now redundant and should be closed rather than merged; it pins CBRS at index 41 in a Base table that this branch already takes to 50. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
LibProdTokenConfig.productionTokenConfigs()LibTokenInvariants.productionTokensBase()productionTokensEthereum()productionTokensHyperEvm()Base — nine rows
CBRSAIR.PABMW.DEMC.PASIE.DEMBG.DERHM.DEMCDNKEEthereum + HyperEVM — one row, and this is the important one
CBRS is already deployed on both target chains.
20260807-deploy-missing-tokenscopied it on 2026-08-14 (31845108154 ethereum, 31845492796 hyperevm). The pin PR for it — #310 — was opened the same day and never merged, so both target tables have sat a row behind the chain ever since.Pinning CBRS on Base alone would have been actively worse than leaving it out.
_selectMissingdecides what to deploy by diffing Base against the pinned target table, not against the chain. A Base-only CBRS row makes the copy conclude CBRS is missing on Ethereum and HyperEVM — and deploy it a second time. So both target tables get the CBRS row here.Verified live on both chains before pinning:
#310 is now redundant and should be closed rather than merged — it pins CBRS at index 41 of a Base table this branch already takes to 50.
Where the Base addresses came from
Read off Base, not copied from the ledger.
ops/launches.jsonrecords onlysftandwrapper; the receipt leg is not in it, so each came fromreceipt()on the vault. Every vault also checked forowner() == 0xe70d821f…d611andauthorizer() == 0x315b16fa…f0cD— all nine clean.The two orphaned
tMBG.DEdeploys from 2026-08-28 (runs33143416198,33143755146) aredeprecatedin the ledger and are not referenced. Row 46 is0x07d7ca93…73A0, the third deploy.Two things that are new to these tables
Dotted tickers. The underlying string keeps the dot —
"AIR.PA"— because that is what Base reports fromsymbol()minus thet. Only the Solidity constant names substitute an underscore (AIR_PA_RECEIPT); a dot is not a valid identifier character.A non-ASCII name.
MC.PAisLVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE ST0x. solc rejects the bare literal (Error 8936), so that row usesunicode"...". Dropping theëwould just failtestConfigMatchesLiveBaseinstead — Base stores the accent.Verification
plus 627 non-fork tests.
Parity is red, and this PR should NOT merge that way
That is the correct number. Base 50, targets 42 — the gap is exactly the eight tokens the copy has yet to deploy (EU batch + NKE/MCD). CBRS is no longer part of the gap, which is the point of the second commit.
But red is a transient state for this branch, not for
main. #310 established the pattern and said so explicitly: "Sequenced deploy → pin Base → copy → pin targets on one branch, somainnever carries a red parity window."manual-broadcastis aworkflow_dispatch, so it can be dispatched against this branch.Sequence — all on this branch, before merge
manual-broadcastagainst2026-09-03-pin-cbrs-eu-nke-mcd,script = 20260807-deploy-missing-tokens,network = ethereumnetwork = hyperevm_selectMissingshould report 8 tokens per chain — if it says 9, CBRS was not picked up from the second commit and the run must be stopped before it redeploys it(underlying, receipt, receiptVault, wrapped)tuples intoproductionTokensEthereum()/productionTokensHyperEvm(), taking both to 50Merging at step 0 would put a red parity window on
mainand, worse, leave the two target tables 8 rows behind the chain — the same failure mode as CBRS, at eight times the size.🤖 Generated with Claude Code