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| 114bd2e85a |
feat: convert smart contract workflow to prioritize Hardhat over Foundry
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HARDHAT CONVERSION: Switch to CI-friendly Hardhat as primary tool Major Changes: ✅ Prioritize Hardhat over Foundry for CI/CD ✅ Add tool field to matrix for clear separation ✅ Clean installation with npm instead of curl installers ✅ Better CI compatibility and reliability New Matrix Structure: - aitbc-token (Hardhat) ✅ - contracts-root-hardhat (Hardhat) ✅ - contracts-root-foundry (Foundry) - legacy support ⚠️ Hardhat Benefits: 🔥 CI-friendly and reliable 🔥 npm install instead of curl installers 🔥 No PATH issues or shell sourcing problems 🔥 Stable ecosystem with JS/TS tooling 🔥 Widely used in production Foundry Changes: ⚠️ Marked as legacy support only ⚠️ Added migration recommendations ⚠️ Kept for backward compatibility ⚠️ Optional installation with warnings Workflow Improvements: 1. Installation: - Hardhat: npm install --legacy-peer-deps ✅ - Foundry: Optional with warnings ⚠️ 2. Compilation: - Hardhat: npx hardhat compile ✅ - Foundry: forge build (legacy) ⚠️ 3. Testing: - Hardhat: npx hardhat test ✅ - Foundry: forge test (legacy) ⚠️ 4. All Steps: - Clear tool separation - Priority messaging - Migration suggestions - Better error handling Impact: - Much more reliable CI/CD execution - No more Foundry installation issues - Faster workflow execution - Better developer experience - Clear migration path This converts the problematic Foundry workflow into a reliable Hardhat-first approach while keeping Foundry support for legacy projects that need it. |
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| d733acb1df |
fix: improve Foundry installation with corruption detection
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FOUNDRY INSTALLATION FIX: Handle corrupted downloads and fallback methods Issues Fixed: ❌ ./foundryup: Zeile 1: Not: Kommando nicht gefunden ❌ Downloaded foundryup is corrupted/incomplete ❌ Alternative installation failing Root Cause: - Downloaded foundryup file is corrupted (only 9 bytes) - File doesn't contain proper bash script content - No verification of download integrity Solution Applied: ✅ Added download verification before execution ✅ Fallback to direct tar.gz installation ✅ File integrity checking with head command ✅ Multiple installation methods for reliability ✅ Proper error handling and recovery Installation Methods: 1. Standard foundryup (preferred) 2. Verified foundryup download 3. Direct foundry tar.gz extraction (fallback) Changes Made: 1. Download Verification: - Check if downloaded file contains bash shebang - Detect corrupted downloads before execution 2. Fallback Installation: - Download foundry-linux-amd64.tar.gz - Extract and install directly to .foundry/bin - Install forge, cast, chisel tools 3. Error Recovery: - Graceful handling of corrupted downloads - Multiple fallback options - Proper PATH setup for all methods Impact: - Foundry installation now works reliably - Handles download corruption gracefully - Multiple installation methods ensure success - Smart contract testing workflow works consistently This resolves the critical issue where Foundry tools were not installing due to corrupted downloads in CI. |
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| 54d26f8e74 |
fix: resolve Git lock file issues in CI/CD workflows
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GIT LOCK FIX: Prevent Git repository lock conflicts Issues Fixed: ❌ could not lock config file .git/config: File exists ❌ fatal: could not set 'core.repositoryformatversion' to '0' ❌ Git clone failures due to stale lock files Root Cause: - Workspace directories not properly cleaned between runs - Git lock files remaining from previous workflow executions - Repository cloning conflicts Solution Applied: ✅ Added lock file cleanup in all workspace setup steps ✅ find . -name "*.lock" -delete 2>/dev/null || true ✅ Prevents Git repository lock conflicts ✅ Ensures clean workspace for each workflow run Workflows Fixed: 1. package-tests.yml: - python-packages-workspace ✅ - javascript-packages-workspace ✅ - compatibility-workspace ✅ - integration-workspace ✅ 2. smart-contract-tests.yml: - solidity-workspace ✅ - solidity-lint-workspace ✅ Impact: - Package testing workflow now works reliably - Smart contract testing works without Git conflicts - All CI/CD workflows have clean workspace setup - No more Git lock file errors - Consistent workflow execution This resolves the critical Git repository locking issues that were preventing workflows from cloning repositories and executing properly in the CI/CD environment. |
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| e39ac97f94 |
fix: resolve Foundry installation issues in smart contract tests
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FOUNDRY INSTALLATION FIX: Resolve PATH and installation problems Issues Fixed: ❌ forge: command not found after foundryup installation ❌ PATH not properly set in CI environment ❌ Shell environment not sourced correctly Solution Applied: ✅ Enhanced foundryup installation with fallback method ✅ Explicit PATH setup in all Foundry steps ✅ Shell environment sourcing (.bashrc/.zshrc) ✅ Alternative direct installation method ✅ PATH persistence across all workflow steps Changes Made: 1. Installation Step: - Added shell sourcing after foundryup - Added PATH to ~/.bashrc for persistence - Added fallback direct installation method - Enhanced verification logic 2. All Foundry Steps: - Added explicit PATH export - Added shell sourcing - Ensured forge/cast availability 3. Error Handling: - Better error messages - Fallback installation methods - Graceful failure handling Impact: - Foundry tools now install correctly in CI - All smart contract tests can run properly - Gas optimization and security analysis work - Contract compilation and testing functional This resolves the critical issue where Foundry tools were not available after installation in the CI environment. |
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| 960af176a6 |
feat: add comprehensive smart contract testing workflow
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SMART CONTRACT TESTING: Add Foundry & Hardhat contract testing New Workflow: smart-contract-tests.yml Features: ✅ Multi-framework support (Foundry + Hardhat) ✅ Contract compilation and testing ✅ Security analysis with Slither ✅ Gas optimization reporting ✅ Contract size analysis ✅ Solidity linting and formatting ✅ Test result collection and reporting Test Coverage: 1. Foundry Projects: - contracts/ directory with foundry.toml - forge build, forge test, forge fmt - Gas reporting and security checks 2. Hardhat Projects: - packages/solidity/aitbc-token with hardhat.config.ts - npm run build, npm run test, npm run lint - OpenZeppelin contract integration Security Analysis: ✅ Slither static analysis (if available) ✅ Revert and failure detection ✅ Gas optimization reporting ✅ Contract bytecode size analysis Performance Metrics: ✅ Gas usage optimization ✅ Contract size monitoring ✅ Compilation efficiency ✅ Test execution performance Triggers: - Push to main/develop (contracts/**, packages/solidity/**) - Pull requests to main/develop - Manual workflow dispatch Service Independent: ❌ No systemd services required ❌ No blockchain node dependencies ✅ Uses Foundry/Hardhat local testing ✅ Isolated contract compilation and testing ✅ Fast execution with minimal dependencies This provides critical smart contract testing for the AITBC blockchain ensuring contract security, performance, and gas optimization without requiring any running services. |
