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* Solved some hot fixes regarding the way the dependencies where handled if only the version was specified in the config. Resolved the fact that git revision was not always saved in the config, extra remappings tests
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name = "soldeer"
readme = "./README.md"
repository = "https://github.com/mario-eth/soldeer"
version = "0.2.19"
version = "0.3.0"

[dependencies]
chrono = { version = "0.4.38", default-features = false, features = [
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Expand Up @@ -17,50 +17,42 @@ This project was started to solve the following issues:
- npmjs was built for the js ecosystem not for solidity
- github versioning of the releases is a pain and not all the projects are using it correctly

## Version 0.2.19
## Version 0.3.0

### Version 0.2.19 introduces the following breaking changes

Now you can use git to install a dependency. Supported platforms: github and gitlab.
For now, we support only public repositories.

The syntax is `soldeer install <dependency>~<version> git:<url>`. This will clone the repository and install the dependency in the `dependencies` folder.

You can also use a certain commit as a dependency
### Version 0.3.0 introduces the following breaking changes
### Config file
The config file (whichever has a `[dependencies]` table between `foundry.toml` and `soldeer.toml`) now has a `[soldeer]` section with the following format and defaults:

```bash
soldeer install <dependency>~<version> git:<url> <commit>
```
```toml
[soldeer]
# whether soldeer manages remappings
remappings_generated = true

Some example
# whether soldeer re-generates all remappings when installing, updating or uninstalling deps
remappings_regenerate = false

```bash
soldeer install test-project~v1 [email protected]:test/test.git
soldeer install test-project~v1 [email protected]:test/test.git
```
# whether to suffix the remapping with the version: `name-a.b.c`
remappings_version = true

```bash
soldeer install test-project~v1 https://github.com/test/test.git
soldeer install test-project~v1 https://gitlab.com/test/test.git
```
# a prefix to add to the remappings ("@" would give `@name`)
remappings_prefix = ""

Or using custom commit hashes
# where to store the remappings ("txt" for `remappings.txt` or "config" for `foundry.toml`)
# ignored when `soldeer.toml` is used as config (uses `remappings.txt`)
remappings_location = "txt"

```bash
soldeer install test-project~v1 [email protected]:test/test.git --rev 345e611cd84bfb4e62c583fa1886c1928bc1a464
# whether to install sub-dependencies or not. If true this wil install the dependencies of dependencies 1 level down.
recursive_deps = false
```

### Version 0.2.7 introduces the following breaking changes

Save the dependency key as the dependency name to respect the Cargo.toml format. For multiple versions for the same dependency an issue has been created to be added as a feature [#34](https://github.com/mario-eth/soldeer/issues/34). For now the dependency name is the key in the toml file.

### Breaking Changes introduced in 0.2.6
### Remappings

In 0.2.6 the `sdependencies` has been renamed to `dependencies`. Furthermore a dependency now stored in the toml respects Cargo toml format with `version` and `url` included.
Fully configurable Remappings, check [Remappings](#remappings-1).

### WARNING

#### BETA VERSION - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
#### WARNING BETA VERSION - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

Soldeer has 3 parts:

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If you want to dry run a push to inspect what files will be pushed to the central repository, use `soldeer push my-project~v1.0 [PATH_TO_DEPENDENCY] --dry-run true`. This will create a zip file that you can unzip and inspect what was pushed. We recommend everyone to run a dry-run before pushing a new dependency to avoid pushing unwanted files.

#### Remappings
The remappings are now fully configurable, the foundry/soldeer TOML files accept a
`[soldeer]` field with the following options

```toml
[soldeer]
# whether soldeer manages remappings
remappings_generated = true

# whether soldeer re-generates all remappings when installing, updating or uninstalling deps
remappings_regenerate = false

# whether to suffix the remapping with the version: `name-a.b.c`
remappings_version = true

# a prefix to add to the remappings ("@" would give `@name`)
remappings_prefix = ""

# where to store the remappings ("txt" for `remappings.txt` or "config" for `foundry.toml`)
# ignored when `soldeer.toml` is used as config (uses `remappings.txt`)
remappings_location = "txt"

# whether to install sub-dependencies or not. If true this wil install the dependencies of dependencies 1 level down.
recursive_deps = false
```

#### Installing dependencies of dependencies
Whenever you install a dependency, that dependency might have other dependencies it needs to install as well. Currently, you can either specify the `recursive_deps` field as `true` inside the `[soldeer]` section or pass the `--recursive-deps` argument when calling `install` or `update`. This will trigger the installation process to go inside the dependency after installation and run `git submodule update` and `soldeer install`. By executing these commands, the dependency will pull in all the necessary dependencies for it to function properly.

##### Current issues with this
The current issue with dependencies of dependencies is that, due to improper remappings, some dependencies might not function correctly. For example:

We have a project called `my-project` with the following dependencies:
- `dependency-1`
- `openzeppelin-5.0.2`

A contract inside `my-project` has the following import:
```solidity
@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol
```

However, `dependency-1` also requires `openzeppelin`, but it uses version 4.9.2. The contract inside `dependency-1` has the same import:
```solidity
@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol
```

Due to improper remappings in the contract files, this situation creates ambiguity, as described above. To resolve this, we should start using versioning within imports, for example:
```solidity
import from 'openzeppelin-4.9.2/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol';
```
This approach will allow us to handle multiple versions of various dependencies effectively.

### Full list of commands

For more commands use `soldeer help`.
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**For Project Maintainers**
If you want to move your project from the Soldeer organization and take care of pushing the versions to Soldeer yourself, please open an issue or contact me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://twitter.com/m4rio_eth).

### Version 0.2.19 introduces the following breaking changes

Now you can use git to install a dependency. Supported platforms: github and gitlab.
For now, we support only public repositories.

The syntax is `soldeer install <dependency>~<version> <git-url>`. This will clone the repository and install the dependency in the `dependencies` folder.

You can also use a certain commit as a dependency

```bash
soldeer install <dependency>~<version> git:<url> <commit>
```

Some example

```bash
soldeer install test-project~v1 [email protected]:test/test.git
soldeer install test-project~v1 [email protected]:test/test.git
```

```bash
soldeer install test-project~v1 https://github.com/test/test.git
soldeer install test-project~v1 https://gitlab.com/test/test.git
```

Or using custom commit hashes

```bash
soldeer install test-project~v1 [email protected]:test/test.git --rev 345e611cd84bfb4e62c583fa1886c1928bc1a464
```

### Version 0.2.7 introduces the following breaking changes

Save the dependency key as the dependency name to respect the Cargo.toml format. For multiple versions for the same dependency an issue has been created to be added as a feature [#34](https://github.com/mario-eth/soldeer/issues/34). For now the dependency name is the key in the toml file.

### Breaking Changes introduced in 0.2.6

In 0.2.6 the `sdependencies` has been renamed to `dependencies`. Furthermore a dependency now stored in the toml respects Cargo toml format with `version` and `url` included.

67 changes: 62 additions & 5 deletions src/config.rs
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soldeer_config: &SoldeerConfig,
) -> Result<()> {
let remappings_path = get_current_working_dir().join("remappings.txt");
if soldeer_config.remappings_regenerate {
if soldeer_config.remappings_regenerate && remappings_path.exists() {
remove_file(&remappings_path).map_err(ConfigError::RemappingsError)?;
}
let contents = match remappings_path.exists() {
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);
}

// else if value.is_inline_table() && // TODO: Hacky way of doing this, might need rewritten
// !value.as_inline_table().unwrap().contains_key("url") &&
// !value.as_inline_table().unwrap().contains_key("git")
// {
// // this function does not retrieve the url, only version
// return Ok(HttpDependency {
// name: name.clone(),
// version: match value.as_inline_table() {
// // we normalize to inline table
// Some(table) => {
// let version = table.get("version").unwrap().to_string();
// version.replace("\"", "").trim().to_string()
// }
// None => {
// return Err(ConfigError::InvalidDependency(name));
// }
// },
// url: None,
// checksum: None,
// }
// .into());
// }

// we should have a table or inline table
let table = {
match value.as_inline_table() {
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// we should have a HTTP dependency
match table.get("url").map(|v| v.as_str()) {
Some(None) => Err(ConfigError::InvalidField { field: "url".to_string(), dep: name }),
None => Err(ConfigError::MissingField { field: "url".to_string(), dep: name }),
None => Ok(Dependency::Http(HttpDependency {
name: name.to_string(),
version,
url: None,
checksum: None,
})),
Some(Some(url)) => Ok(Dependency::Http(HttpDependency {
name: name.to_string(),
version,
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}

fn create_example_config(option: &str) -> Result<PathBuf> {
if option.trim() == "1" && FOUNDRY_CONFIG_FILE.exists() {
return Ok(FOUNDRY_CONFIG_FILE.clone());
}
let (config_path, contents) = match option.trim() {
"1" => (
FOUNDRY_CONFIG_FILE.clone(),
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Ok(())
}

#[test]
fn create_new_file_if_not_defined_foundry() -> Result<()> {
// #[test] // TODO check how to do this properly
#[allow(dead_code)]
fn create_new_file_if_not_defined_but_foundry_exists() -> Result<()> {
let content = r#"
# Full reference https://github.com/foundry-rs/foundry/tree/master/crates/config
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solc = "0.8.26"
src = "src"
test = "test"
libs = ["dependencies"]
libs = ["dependencies", "libs"]
[dependencies]
forge-std = "1.9.1"
"#;

let result = create_example_config("1").unwrap();

assert!(PathBuf::from(&result).file_name().unwrap().to_string_lossy().contains("foundry"));
assert_eq!(read_file_to_string(&result), content);
Ok(())
}

// #[test]// TODO check how to do this properly
#[allow(dead_code)]
fn create_new_file_if_not_defined_but_foundry_does_not_exists() -> Result<()> {
let content = r#"
# Full reference https://github.com/foundry-rs/foundry/tree/master/crates/config
[profile.default]
script = "script"
solc = "0.8.26"
src = "src"
test = "test"
libs = ["dependencies", "libs"]
[dependencies]
forge-std = "1.9.1"
"#;

let result = create_example_config("1").unwrap();
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