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Adopts the org's current deploy/release standard (rain-deploy 0.1.7) in-repo, the shape #545 describes. The library/deploy split (#552) stays open and out of scope.

Modelled on raindex #2838, and audited against the standard derived from rain.deploy plus its four conforming consumers.

What changes

  • src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.sol is the one declaration — five candidates (parser, store, interpreter, expression-deployer, rainlang) with their dependency lists. src/abstract/RainDeploySuitesBase.sol re-exports the package path the generated libs reach by relative import.
  • src/generated/candidate/<Name>.sol replaces <Name>.pointers.sol for the five deploy candidates; the non-deploy codegen (parse meta, operand/opcode/literal/integrity tables, described-by hashes) moves to <Name>Pointers.sol.
  • RainlangReferenceExtern is not a deploy candidate — the deploy script, the dispatch choices and the deploy lib independently say five — so it keeps pointers only. Declaring it would make the chain group demand it live on all seven from the first release.
  • script/Build.sol is a BuildScript; script/Deploy.sol is the one-line RainDeployBroadcast binding with no deployNetworks() override, so this repo targets all seven supported networks.
  • package-release.yaml releases on sol-v* via rainix-tag-release; the five Rust crates move to their own crates-release.yaml.
  • copy-artifacts.yamlgit-clean.yaml / name: Git is clean, matching the newest conforming exemplar.

Dependency lists are the measured reach set, not the copied one

The five deps arrays were carried across from script/Deploy.sol unchanged, and four of the five over-declared. DeploySuite.dependencies means what must already have code on a network or the deployment is broken on arrival, and LibRainDeploy.deployToNetworks refuses to broadcast without it — so an address the bytecode never carries is not a precondition of anything. It just blocks the suite on every chain that lacks it, for a call that cannot happen. This PR is also what starts writing those lists into the append-only frozen record, so a wrong one stops being editable at the first release.

Measured by scanning each candidate's creation code for each address, at the width solc actually emits it:

suite declared before declared now dropped, and why
parser log tables (none) parsing is entirely in-contract; the log tables are reached only from the run implementations in src/lib/op/math/, which are in the interpreter's table, not the parser's
store log tables (none) a nested mapping behind get/set; it names no address at all
interpreter log tables, TOFU log tables, TOFU unchanged — the only candidate that reaches either
expression-deployer log tables, TOFU, parser, store, interpreter parser it parses, serialises and integrity-checks; the interpreter evals what it returns and the store is what that eval writes to, and it calls neither. Its table is integrityFunctionPointers(), not the run implementations that reach the log tables or TOFU
rainlang TOFU, parser, store, interpreter, expression-deployer parser, store, interpreter, expression-deployer it returns the four addresses as constants and a directory pointing at code-less addresses is broken on arrival, so those four stay. TOFU is not one of the four

No bytecode moves: dependencies live in the snapshot, not the contract. DEPLOYED_ADDRESS, BYTECODE_HASH, CREATION_CODE and RUNTIME_CODE are unchanged by this; only DEPENDENCIES in src/generated/candidate/ moves.

Both directions are now asserted, so neither an over-declaration nor an under-declaration can come back quietly: testCandidatesReachEveryDependencyTheyDeclare (new) is the converse of testCandidatesDependOnTheSiblingsTheyReach, and testCandidatesDependOnTheExternalsTheyReach (new) covers the log tables and TOFU, which are not siblings and so were in neither.

No pin moves

DEPLOYED_ADDRESS, BYTECODE_HASH, CREATION_CODE and RUNTIME_CODE are byte-identical to their pre-migration values for all five candidates, and RainlangReferenceExternPointers.sol's BYTECODE_HASH likewise. The five *Pointers.sol non-deploy bodies are byte-identical modulo the header comment. Build reached a fixed point on the first iteration. No live address moves.

Version and the release lane

[external.package].version stays 0.1.8 — the last published revision. Under tag-release the version records the last publish, not the next one, so #562's bump to 0.1.9 is wrong under this lifecycle and must not be merged into this. A 0.1.9 release is instead: deploy → a PR running cutRelease() (freezing src/generated/0_1_9/) and bumping the version in lockstep → merge → push sol-v0.1.9.

Splitting soldeer publishing out of autopublish also unwedges the release lane: the next-version invariant that produced "0.1.8 is not ahead of 0.1.8" no longer governs the soldeer half, and tag-release is push-free. The crates half still needs the dead repo-level PUBLISH_PRIVATE_KEY secret deleted (its key no longer exists; checkout dies with Permission denied (publickey)).

The recorded version is not releasable, and what the first release costs

There is no src/generated/0_1_8/ on this tree — 0.1.8 was published by the old merge-driven autopublish and never froze a record. rainix-tag-release's release-guard requires src/generated/<version>/ present in the tagged commit, so pushing sol-v0.1.8 on this tree fails. That is the lifecycle working, not a gap: a publish with no frozen record has nothing to attest. But it does mean the version this PR records cannot be re-cut, and the first release under the new lifecycle is 0.1.9 — stated here so it is not discovered at tag time.

  1. Deploy. Five Manual sol artifacts dispatches, one per suite, each to all seven networks. ethereum and hyperevm are new to that set — main's [rpc_endpoints] had five (arbitrum, base, base_sepolia, flare, polygon), so nothing this repo deploys has ever been broadcast to either. On the five it already reaches, four of the five suites need a fresh deploy anyway: main's fork run at 1fad1fde shows only store live at its current candidate address on arbitrum (see the coverage note below).
  2. Freeze. A PR carrying cutRelease()'s src/generated/0_1_9/ and the [external.package].version bump in lockstep, reviewed and merged.
  3. Tag. sol-v0.1.9 on the merged commit.

Step 3 is the first time anything in this repo asserts against a chain. RainlangDeployChainTest gets its subject there and demands all five suites live, with the frozen code, on all seven networks at once; rainix-tag-release re-runs that same fork suite before it publishes, so a partial deploy fails the release rather than shipping a record the chain does not carry.

Coverage delta, stated in full

Replaced by RainDeployVerifySnapshot: 5 × testExpectedCodeHash*, 5 × testCreationCode*, 5 × testRuntimeCode*, 5 × testGeneratedDeployedAddress*.

Removed deliberately, not replaced: 5 × testDeployAddress* (arbitrum fork). The standard scopes chain checks to RELEASED suites because a candidate is meant to be ahead of the chain; a candidate-is-live fork test contradicts that and goes red on the next bytecode move. Also the 5 × LibInterpreterDeployProdTest tests of #561, which are red on main today for exactly that reason.

Those five covered less than the name suggests, and the difference matters for what is left. Each was if (expected.code.length == 0) { deployZoltu(...) } — so on a chain where the candidate is not live it deploys the contract itself on the fork and checks the derived address, which is the deterministic-address assertion RainDeployVerifySnapshot now makes with no network at all. Main's own run at 1fad1fde (run 32590826328) shows which branch each took:

test gas what it did
testDeployAddressStore 6,980 read a live deployment
testDeployAddressRainlang 143,005 deployed it on the fork
testDeployAddressExpressionDeployer 1,515,269 deployed it on the fork
testDeployAddressParser 4,397,572 deployed it on the fork
testDeployAddressInterpreter 4,830,571 deployed it on the fork

So exactly one of the five was chain coverage. Deleting it leaves zero chain coverage in this repo until the first freeze: RainlangDeployChainTest's derivation list is empty, checkDeployedOnSupportedNetworks early-returns on that, and no test touches an RPC. That is deliberate — a candidate ahead of the chain has nothing true to assert against it — but it is a real reduction on today's tree, not a like-for-like swap.

Removed because the constants no longer exist: testCreationCodeReferenceExtern, testRuntimeCodeReferenceExtern — the extern has no snapshot. Compensated by a new testReferenceExternBytecodeHash against the BYTECODE_HASH its pointers file still carries, plus new CBOR and metamorphic tests for the extern that did not exist before.

Net new: BuildTest ×4, RainlangDeploySuitesTest ×6, Snapshot ×3, Chain ×1, extern ×3 — 17, of which 15 assert something on this tree today. The two that do not both walk the frozen record, which is empty here: RainlangDeployChainTest.testSuitesLiveOnEverySupportedNetwork and RainDeployVerifySnapshot.testEveryFrozenSnapshotIsReleased. Both pass with no subject until the first release, and both get one at sol-v0.1.9.

QA

  • Discriminating tests: RainlangDeploySuitesTest (6), BuildTest (4), RainlangDeploySnapshotTest (3), RainlangDeployChainTest (1), plus 3 new extern tests. Full suite in rainix-sol / test on this PR: 1579 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (run 32630160272). Reconciles exactly against main's baseline (run 32590826328 @ 1fad1fde: 1594 total, 5 failed): 1594 − 5 prod deleted − 24 from trimming LibInterpreterDeploy.t.sol (39→15) + 14 new = 1579. (Six op suites — pow, exp, exp2, sqrt, gm, exponential-growth — fork for the log tables and cannot run without an archive RPC, so a local run without one reports 1525 with those six constructors red; CI supplies the endpoints.)

  • Mutations applied: four, each reverted with the source verified byte-identical afterwards.

    1. Drop deps[2] = PARSER_DEPLOYED_ADDRESS from expressionDeployerCandidate()[FAIL: expression-deployer reaches an undeclared sibling: parser].
    2. Rename suite key expression-deployerexpressiondeployer[FAIL: declared candidate is not a dispatch choice: expressiondeployer].
    3. testCandidatesReachEveryDependencyTheyDeclare written against the pre-trim lists → [FAIL: parser declares a dependency it never reaches: 0xc51a…f5F5], which is how the over-declaration above was measured rather than argued.
    4. Drop deps[0] = ZOLTU_DEPLOYED_LOG_TABLES_ADDRESS from interpreterCandidate()[FAIL: interpreter reaches an undeclared external deployment: 0xc51a…f5F5], the under-declaration direction the trim makes it important to hold.

    Mutation (1) also caught a defect in the new test itself: containsAddress originally scanned for the full 20-byte address, but solc emits the narrowest PUSH, so RainlangParser's address (leading zero byte) never appeared at that width — the scan found 1 of 5 true reach edges and the property was near-vacuous while green. Fixed to strip leading zero bytes and search at that width; measured reach set is expression-deployer → parser, rainlang → parser, store, interpreter, expression-deployer, and interpreter → log tables, TOFU, with nothing else reaching anything.

  • Oracle: the pre-migration pin values at HEAD:src/generated/<Name>.pointers.sol are the expected values for every candidate constant, independent of the regeneration that produced them; the machinery shape comes from rain-deploy 0.1.7 and the four conforming deploy repos, not from this repo's prior conventions. For the dependency lists the oracle is each contract's own source and its compiled creation code, not the deploy script they were copied from.

  • Category check: work order was "get rainlang up to latest deploy standards". Covered: layout, Build/Deploy shape, seven-network set, workflows, test abstracts, slither filter, .soldeerignore, CLAUDE.md (3966/4096). Supersedes rainix-sol/test red on main: 5 prod fork tests assert deployments that lag main #561's five red fork tests. Deferred with reasons:

    • the repo split (Split deploy half out of rainlang (rainix#296) #552, ruled out of scope);
    • remappings.txt stays committed as it already was, rather than switching to the exemplars' gitignored form;
    • .soldeerignore still does not carry /test, which every conforming deploy repo does (rain.math.float.deploy, rain.tofu.erc20-decimals.deploy, …). raindex imports rainlang-0.1.5/src/../test/abstract/OpTest.sol out of the published package, so adding it would break that consumer at the next publish. This is one of the three deviations CLAUDE.md records as load-bearing; it is a deviation from the standard, not a thing this PR brought into line.

Not run locally (no binary in this repo's devShell): slither ., rainix-sol-single-contract, reuse lint — all three run in rainix-sol on this PR.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added automated publishing for Rainlang packages and crates.
    • Added support for release tagging and deployment artifact generation.
    • Added Ethereum and HyperEVM network configuration.
  • Improvements

    • Centralized deployment and release metadata for more consistent builds.
    • Updated dependency mappings and generated contract references.
    • Improved validation of deployment candidates, snapshots, dependencies, and released suites.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected generated pointer references and artifact handling.
    • Improved package contents by excluding development-only files from releases.

Adopts the org's current deploy/release machinery (rain-deploy 0.1.7) without
splitting the repo — the shape #545 describes, leaving #552 open.

- src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.sol is now the one declaration: five
  candidates (parser, store, interpreter, expression-deployer, rainlang) with
  their dependency lists. src/abstract/RainDeploySuitesBase.sol re-exports the
  package path the generated libs reach by relative import.
- src/generated/candidate/<Name>.sol replaces <Name>.pointers.sol for the five
  deploy candidates; the non-deploy codegen (parse meta, pointer tables,
  described-by hashes) moves to <Name>Pointers.sol. RainlangReferenceExtern is
  not a deploy candidate — the deploy script, dispatch choices and deploy lib
  all say five — so it keeps pointers only.
- script/Build.sol is a BuildScript; script/Deploy.sol is the one-line
  RainDeployBroadcast binding with no deployNetworks() override, so this repo
  targets all seven supported networks.
- package-release.yaml releases on sol-v* via rainix-tag-release; the five Rust
  crates move to their own crates-release.yaml so the two lifecycles stop
  sharing one next-version invariant.
- Chain and snapshot verification replace the hand-rolled pin tests, including
  the five LibInterpreterDeployProdTest fork tests red on main (#561): the
  standard scopes chain checks to RELEASED suites, and this repo has released
  none under the frozen-record model, so 0.1.8 stays and the record starts empty.

No pin moves: DEPLOYED_ADDRESS, BYTECODE_HASH, CREATION_CODE and RUNTIME_CODE
are byte-identical to their pre-migration values for all five candidates.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The change replaces manual Rainlang deployment with registry-based suites and deterministic build generation. It adds release-suite records, updates generated artifact imports, adds deployment validation tests, and separates crate publication from Soldeer package release workflows.

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Rainlang deployment and release

Layer / File(s) Summary
Release and build configuration
.github/workflows/*, .soldeerignore, foundry.toml, remappings.txt, slither.config.json, test/abstract/RainlangExpressionDeployerDeploymentTest.sol
Release workflows, Foundry settings, remappings, package exclusions, dependency versions, and static-analysis filters support the revised deployment and publication flow.
Deployment suite registry
src/abstract/RainDeploySuitesBase.sol, src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.sol, src/lib/Lib*Released.sol, src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol
RainlangDeploySuites defines five ordered candidates and their dependencies. Released-suite libraries aggregate frozen suite records.
Deterministic build and deployment generation
script/Build.sol, script/Deploy.sol
Build generates candidate snapshots and pointer files from deterministic deployments. Deploy delegates deployment to the inherited registry and broadcast implementation.
Generated artifact consumers
src/concrete/*, src/concrete/extern/*, src/lib/deploy/LibInterpreterDeploy.sol, test/src/lib/integrity/LibIntegrityCheck.t.sol
Consumers use the renamed pointer files and generated candidate artifacts.
Deployment declaration and artifact validation
test/src/abstract/*, test/src/concrete/BuildHarness.sol, test/src/script/Build.t.sol, test/src/lib/deploy/LibInterpreterDeploy.t.sol
Tests validate candidate keys, artifact code, dependency integrity, generated declarations, snapshots, chain verification, and reference-extern bytecode properties.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 78510

This PR changes release automation to pass inherited credentials through mutable reusable-workflow revisions and excludes deployment-suite contracts from static analysis, creating a bounded supply-chain/credential exposure and leaving changed deployment code outside the security scan; merge should wait for pinned revisions and restored or explicitly accepted analysis coverage. The documentation findings are minor.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Build
  participant RainlangDeploySuites
  participant RainDeployBroadcast
  participant GeneratedArtifacts
  Build->>RainlangDeploySuites: read ordered deployment candidates
  RainlangDeploySuites->>RainDeployBroadcast: provide suite registry and dependencies
  RainDeployBroadcast-->>Build: deploy deterministic candidate contracts
  Build->>GeneratedArtifacts: write snapshots and pointer files
  GeneratedArtifacts-->>Build: return generated deployment metadata
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In @.github/workflows/crates-release.yaml:
- Around line 24-27: Pin the reusable workflow and nested rainlanguage/rainix
action references to reviewed full commit SHAs, replace inherited secrets with
least-privilege mappings, and set required permissions: in
.github/workflows/crates-release.yaml lines 24-27 map only crate-release secrets
including CACHIX_AUTH_TOKEN and CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN; in
.github/workflows/git-clean.yaml lines 12-13 map only CACHIX_AUTH_TOKEN, declare
it first in rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml, and grant read-only contents; in
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CACHIX_AUTH_TOKEN, and only configured RPC_URL_*_FORK secrets, with only
required release write permissions.

In `@slither.config.json`:
- Line 3: Update the filter_paths configuration in slither.config.json to retain
only dependencies/ and remove the deployment-suite regex, so findings in
RainlangDeploySuites and RainDeploySuitesBase are no longer globally suppressed.
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Comment thread slither.config.json
The five `deps` arrays came across from `script/Deploy.sol` unchanged and
four of the five over-declared. `DeploySuite.dependencies` is what must
already have code on a network or the deployment is broken on arrival,
and `LibRainDeploy.deployToNetworks` refuses to broadcast without it, so
an address the bytecode never carries blocks the suite on every chain
that lacks it for a call that cannot happen. This PR is also what starts
writing those lists into the append-only frozen record.

Measured by scanning each candidate's creation code for each address at
the width solc emits it:

  parser              log tables               -> none
  store               log tables               -> none
  interpreter         log tables, TOFU         -> unchanged
  expression-deployer log tables, TOFU, parser,
                      store, interpreter       -> parser
  rainlang            TOFU, parser, store,
                      interpreter, deployer    -> the four siblings

No bytecode moves: only `DEPENDENCIES` in `src/generated/candidate/`.
The natspec on `expressionDeployerCandidate` claimed a reach into the
store and the interpreter that the source contradicts; corrected, along
with `rainlangCandidate`'s "facade" framing — it calls none of the four,
it publishes their addresses, which is the other half of what the struct
means.

Both directions are now asserted so neither over- nor under-declaration
can return quietly. `testCandidatesReachEveryDependencyTheyDeclare` is
the converse of `testCandidatesDependOnTheSiblingsTheyReach`;
`testCandidatesDependOnTheExternalsTheyReach` covers the log tables and
TOFU, which are not siblings and so were in neither. Both were mutation
checked: dropping the log tables from `interpreterCandidate()` fails the
second, and the pre-trim lists fail the first.

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84-87: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Tag each NatSpec description entry in these blocks.

These doc blocks contain untagged description text while also using explicit tags such as @return. Add @notice to the first descriptive entry in each block, then add the documentation-lint regression test requested for the test block.

Affected sites include the noDependencies, parser, store, interpreter, expression deployer, and Rainlang blocks, plus test/src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.t.sol Lines 190-201.

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In `@src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.sol` around lines 84 - 87, In
src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.sol, add an `@notice` tag to the first
description line for noDependencies at lines 84-87, the parser candidate at
lines 92-102, the store candidate at lines 118-122, the interpreter candidate at
lines 138-146, the expression deployer candidate at lines 165-177, and the
Rainlang candidate at lines 195-207; leave their existing `@return` tags and
continuation text unchanged.

Apply the same fix in `@test/src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.t.sol` around lines
190 - 201: This block also needs explicit tags and the documentation-lint
regression test.

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In `@src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.sol`:
- Around line 84-87: In src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.sol, add an `@notice`
tag to the first description line for noDependencies at lines 84-87, the parser
candidate at lines 92-102, the store candidate at lines 118-122, the interpreter
candidate at lines 138-146, the expression deployer candidate at lines 165-177,
and the Rainlang candidate at lines 195-207; leave their existing `@return` tags
and continuation text unchanged.

Apply the same fix in `@test/src/abstract/RainlangDeploySuites.t.sol` around lines
190 - 201: This block also needs explicit tags and the documentation-lint
regression test.

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@coderabbitai assess this PR size classification for the totality of the PR with the following criterias and report it in your comment:

S/M/L PR Classification Guidelines:

This guide helps classify merged pull requests by effort and complexity rather than just line count. The goal is to assess the difficulty and scope of changes after they have been completed.

Small (S)

Characteristics:

  • Simple bug fixes, typos, or minor refactoring
  • Single-purpose changes affecting 1-2 files
  • Documentation updates
  • Configuration tweaks
  • Changes that require minimal context to review

Review Effort: Would have taken 5-10 minutes

Examples:

  • Fix typo in variable name
  • Update README with new instructions
  • Adjust configuration values
  • Simple one-line bug fixes
  • Import statement cleanup

Medium (M)

Characteristics:

  • Feature additions or enhancements
  • Refactoring that touches multiple files but maintains existing behavior
  • Breaking changes with backward compatibility
  • Changes requiring some domain knowledge to review

Review Effort: Would have taken 15-30 minutes

Examples:

  • Add new feature or component
  • Refactor common utility functions
  • Update dependencies with minor breaking changes
  • Add new component with tests
  • Performance optimizations
  • More complex bug fixes

Large (L)

Characteristics:

  • Major feature implementations
  • Breaking changes or API redesigns
  • Complex refactoring across multiple modules
  • New architectural patterns or significant design changes
  • Changes requiring deep context and multiple review rounds

Review Effort: Would have taken 45+ minutes

Examples:

  • Complete new feature with frontend/backend changes
  • Protocol upgrades or breaking changes
  • Major architectural refactoring
  • Framework or technology upgrades

Additional Factors to Consider

When deciding between sizes, also consider:

  • Test coverage impact: More comprehensive test changes lean toward larger classification
  • Risk level: Changes to critical systems bump up a size category
  • Team familiarity: Novel patterns or technologies increase complexity

Notes:

  • the assessment must be for the totality of the PR, that means comparing the base branch to the last commit of the PR
  • the assessment output must be exactly one of: S, M or L (single-line comment) in format of: SIZE={S/M/L}
  • do not include any additional text, only the size classification
  • your assessment comment must not include tips or additional sections
  • do NOT tag me or anyone else on your comment

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