Generate the released-suites aggregate instead of writing it by hand

[thedavidmeister]

Closes #83

The finding

RegistryDeploySuites.releasedSuites() was a hand-written concatenation of the per-contract Lib<Contract>Released libs. Adding a deployed contract therefore touched a fourth place, while the @dev immediately below it said three.

Three of those four places are self-enforcing — a candidate with no snapshot fails the shape assertions, a snapshot with no candidate fails them too, and a missing generated file fails to compile. The concat is not. A Lib<X>Released that exists and is concatenated nowhere compiles cleanly, is imported by nothing, is read by nothing, and leaves the whole suite green for exactly as long as that contract has never been released. It lands at the release: cutRelease() freezes every contract in the generated list, testEveryFrozenSnapshotIsReleased then reverts on the frozen file no released suite declares, and that happens during the release job with the tag pushed and the deploy already broadcast.

The fix

LibRainDeploySnapshot.writeReleasedSuitesAggregate emits src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol from the same generatedContracts() list that writes the per-contract libs and drives the freeze, so there is no fourth place to be missing from. releasedSuites() is now one call to it, and RegistryDeploySuites spells nothing about a release by hand.

script/Build.sol gains generatedContractNames(), built once so the freeze and the aggregate cannot be handed different lists, and regenerateLibs() writes the aggregate — so both entry points get it, not just cutRelease().

Two shared constants come out of it: LIB_DIR is one spelling of src/lib rather than one per writer, because the aggregate imports the per-contract libs by sibling path and that is only a sibling path while both writers agree on the directory; releasedLibraryName is one spelling of Lib<Contract>Released, because the writer that emits it and the aggregate that imports it have to agree or the aggregate imports a file nothing wrote.

writeReleasedSuitesAggregate takes libDir deliberately. Forge runs suites in parallel and GeneratedSnapshotShapeTest reads the live src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol, so a writer test aimed at that file would be rewriting it underneath a suite reading it. Mutation probe M05 below demonstrates that rather than asserting it.

Coverage

Six new tests, in two halves that are worth nothing apart:

• testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits — the committed file is what the generator makes of the contracts it names. A hand edit, or a generator nobody re-ran, is a failure.
• GeneratedSnapshotShapeTest.testEverySnapshotIsInTheReleasedAggregate — those are the contracts this repo generates, matched both directions and on count against the rolling snapshots. This is the half that closes the issue's actual hole; a file consistent with a list that left a contract out is exactly the defect being removed, and probe M06 is that file.

Matched against the snapshots rather than a list restated in the test, because a list in the test is one more place a contract has to be added to — which is the finding.

Plus the emitter units: the import block imports every released lib and nothing else; the library block for no contracts (the pre-first-release state, which must compile because the aggregate is imported by ordinary source); the library block's offsets spelled literally for one, two and three contracts rather than derived the way the emitter derives them; and the writer landing the file at <libDir>/LibReleasedSuites.sol, handed a list that is not this repo's so a writer that emitted the declaration it found rather than the list it was given says so.

QA

Probed with mutation-probe-rs, which refuses a target that does not match exactly once and scores only against forge's own tally, so a mutant that failed to apply or failed to compile cannot be reported as a survivor. Baseline re-verified green at 221 passed / 0 failed before every pass.

• Discriminating tests: testAggregateImportBlockImportsEveryReleasedLib, testAggregateLibraryBlockDeclaresNothingForNoContracts, testAggregateLibraryBlockConcatenatesEveryReleasedLib, testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateWritesTheLibAtItsPath, testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits, GeneratedSnapshotShapeTest.testEverySnapshotIsInTheReleasedAggregate. These cannot "fail on base": every symbol they exercise (aggregateImportBlock, aggregateLibraryBlock, writeReleasedSuitesAggregate, pathForLib, LibReleasedSuites) is added by this PR, so on base they do not compile rather than fail. Discrimination is therefore shown by mutation, below — each of the six kills at least one mutant.

• Mutations applied (7 killed / 1 survived):

  #	Mutation	Verdict	Killed by
  M01	aggregateImportBlock: emit released-lib imports as "../" not "./"	KILLED	testAggregateImportBlockImportsEveryReleasedLib, testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits
  M02	aggregateImportBlock: loop i < len to i + 1 < len, silently dropping the last contract	KILLED	testAggregateImportBlockImportsEveryReleasedLib, testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits
  M03	aggregateLibraryBlock: offset expression to "", so every copy loop writes at i and overwrites earlier contracts	KILLED	testAggregateLibraryBlockConcatenatesEveryReleasedLib, testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits
  M04	aggregateLibraryBlock: empty-repo branch emits new DeploySuite[](1) not (0)	KILLED	testAggregateLibraryBlockDeclaresNothingForNoContracts
  M05	writeReleasedSuitesAggregate: ignore libDir, write to the real LIB_DIR	KILLED	testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateWritesTheLibAtItsPath
  M06	committed LibReleasedSuites.sol hand-edited to drop MigrationRegistry, in exactly the shape the generator emits for a one-contract list	KILLED	testEverySnapshotIsInTheReleasedAggregate
  M07	Build.generatedContractNames(): drop the last contract, then regenerate	KILLED	testEverySnapshotIsInTheReleasedAggregate
  M08	Build.regenerateLibs(): remove the writeReleasedSuitesAggregate call, then regenerate	SURVIVED	none

  M06 is the one that justifies keeping both coverage halves. The omitting file is self-consistent — it is byte-for-byte what the generator emits for the list it names — so testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits passes on it. Only the snapshot-matched half sees it. That is the issue's actual hole, and only one of the two tests closes it.

  M05 reproduced the race libDir exists to prevent, rather than arguing it. With libDir ignored, the writer test overwrote the live src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol with an import of LibThirdRegistryReleased.sol, a file that does not exist — leaving a tree that would not compile. The probe's own pristine-tree check caught it mid-pass.

  M08 survived, and I read it as equivalent under the current declaration rather than as a coverage gap. The aggregate's content is a function of the contract list alone, so with that list unchanged there is nothing for the write to change and removing it is unobservable. It stops being equivalent the moment the list changes — M07 is that same code path with the list changed, and it is killed. Recorded here rather than papered over; a reviewer who wants the call itself pinned should say so. (Scored in isolation from a pristine tree: batched behind M07 it reports a false KILL, because M07's regeneration rewrites the aggregate as collateral the probe does not track or restore.)

• Oracle: the emitted text is asserted as literal expected strings — the offsets in testAggregateLibraryBlockConcatenatesEveryReleasedLib are spelled out for one, two and three contracts rather than computed, so a test that derived them the way the emitter does cannot agree with it about a wrong answer. testEverySnapshotIsInTheReleasedAggregate takes its oracle from the filesystem (the rolling src/generated/candidate/ snapshots), independent of both the emitter and any list written in a test. Separately, forge script script/Build.sol was re-run on the committed tree and git status --porcelain came back empty, so the committed LibReleasedSuites.sol is byte-identical to what the generator produces.

• Category check: the issue asks for (1) the emitter beside writeReleasedSuitesLib, (2) the call from regenerateLibs(), (3) releasedSuites() reduced to the generated call, (4) the false @dev corrected — all four done. Its coverage list is covered where it is the aggregate's to cover: zero contracts emitting an empty array, and declaration order across multiple contracts. The remaining suggestions ("one contract with two releases in tag order", "one contract with no releases") are properties of the per-contract writeReleasedSuitesLib, already covered by the existing emitter tests; the aggregate cannot see release counts at all, since a released lib's entries are only known when the emitted source runs. On "entries whose keys are unique": the committed aggregate is compiled and exercised through allSuites(), which reverts DuplicateDeploySuite on a collision, but with no release yet cut there are currently no keys to collide. Note also that the issue's proposed signature omits libDir; it is added deliberately, for the reason M05 demonstrates.

Note on the issue text

The issue's own verification block already retracts one line of its description: "CLAUDE.md repeats the same claim" is not supported — CLAUDE.md never stated the three-places-and-nothing-else list. The false claim lived only in the Solidity @dev, and that is what is corrected here. CLAUDE.md is not touched: the generated declaration is already stated in RegistryDeploySuites's @dev, in Build.sol's header and in the generated file's DO-NOT-EDIT banner, and CLAUDE.md's own bar is "Only what an agent working here would get WRONG".

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a generated aggregate of released deployment suites, combining suites in declaration order.
  • Updated registry deployment flows to use the consolidated released-suite library.
  • Added support for generating an empty aggregate when no contracts are configured.

• Bug Fixes

  • Ensured generated released-suite data remains synchronized with rolling snapshots.

• Tests

  • Added coverage for aggregate generation, ordering, paths, contents, and snapshot consistency.

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Walkthrough

The build now derives generated contract names from one declaration, generates LibReleasedSuites from those names, and uses the aggregate in RegistryDeploySuites. Tests cover empty and multi-contract output, committed-file consistency, and snapshot membership.

Changes

Released suites aggregate

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Centralized declaration and aggregate generation script/Build.sol, src/lib/LibRainDeploySnapshot.sol, foundry.toml	Build entry points share generated contract names. Snapshot utilities generate per-contract and aggregate released libraries with shared paths and naming. Foundry permits aggregate test output in ./fixture-lib.
Runtime aggregate consumption src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol, src/abstract/RegistryDeploySuites.sol	RegistryDeploySuites now returns suites from LibReleasedSuites instead of manually concatenating generated libraries.
Aggregate generation and snapshot validation test/lib/LibReleasedSuitesAggregate.sol, test/src/lib/LibRainDeploySnapshot.t.sol, test/src/lib/GeneratedSnapshotShape.t.sol, test/script/Build.t.sol	Tests cover empty and multi-contract aggregates, declaration order, output files, committed output consistency, default headers, and snapshot membership.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to fbd96

The generated aggregate can be written to a custom directory while still importing libraries from a fixed location, which can produce source that fails to compile when that mode is used. Merge should wait for the paths to be made consistent or for the custom-directory behavior to be removed and explicitly narrowed.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Build
  participant SnapshotGenerator
  participant ReleasedLibraries
  participant RegistryDeploySuites

  Build->>SnapshotGenerator: generateContractNames()
  Build->>SnapshotGenerator: writeReleasedSuitesAggregate(names)
  SnapshotGenerator->>ReleasedLibraries: generate per-contract released libraries
  SnapshotGenerator->>ReleasedLibraries: concatenate suites in declaration order
  RegistryDeploySuites->>ReleasedLibraries: LibReleasedSuites.releasedSuites()
  ReleasedLibraries-->>RegistryDeploySuites: combined released suites

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	The core generator changes are present, but documentation remains misleading and aggregate imports may fail when a non-default library directory is used.	Correct the RegistryDeploySuites documentation and make aggregate import paths depend on the configured library directory.

✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The implementation, configuration, documentation, and tests directly support aggregate generation and consistency with the shared contract list.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check.
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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: generating the released-suites aggregate instead of maintaining it manually.

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[thedavidmeister]

Brought up to date with main (merge 31925dc)

origin/main (cafbd08, PR #134) merged in. Merge, not rebase; no force-push.

The three conflicts

script/Build.sol — #134 cut the file-level exposition from 111 comment
lines to 34; this branch had edited the paragraphs that were deleted. Took
main's cut version and extended it only where the aggregate makes a statement
false: run()'s bullet and regenerateLibs()'s @notice now name the
aggregate, and "both lib writers" became "all three lib writers".
generatedContractNames() is kept, with its six-line comment cut to two.
34 -> 39 comment lines.

src/lib/LibRainDeploySnapshot.sol — main added a defaulting
writeReleasedSuitesLib overload immediately after the parameterised one, in
the same place this branch added aggregateImportBlock /
aggregateLibraryBlock / writeReleasedSuitesAggregate. Both sides kept, in
that order.

test/src/lib/LibRainDeploySnapshot.t.sol — this branch factored the
expected generated header into generatedFilePrefix(); #134 changed the same
two assertions to spell it from RAIN_SPDX_LICENSE_IDENTIFIER /
RAIN_COPYRIGHT_TEXT instead of restating the text. Kept the helper and moved
its body onto the two constants, so the helper no longer restates them either
and both assertions go through it. The reuse-lint string split is preserved.

The semantic conflict, outside the markers

writeReleasedSuitesAggregate took the licence and copyright as required
parameters — the shape main had just moved its three sibling writers away
from. Left as-is it would have been the one writer of four that a repo in this
org has to hand the org's own header to, and script/Build.sol would have had
to name a licence constant the repo no longer declares.

• The parameterised arity is now
  (vm, libDir, spdxLicenseIdentifier, copyrightText, contractNames) —
  licence after the pathing argument and before the payload, which is where
  writeSnapshot and writeReleasedSuitesLib both put it.
• A defaulting overload (vm, libDir, contractNames) applies
  RAIN_SPDX_LICENSE_IDENTIFIER / RAIN_COPYRIGHT_TEXT. It keeps libDir
  (M05).
• script/Build.sol's call is unchanged and now resolves to the defaulting
  arity; it names no licence.
• testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateDefaultsToTheOrgHeader added, modelled on
  the three ...DefaultsToTheOrgHeader tests Bump rain-sol-codegen 0.1.6 -> 0.1.36 and forge-std 1.16.1 -> 1.16.2 #134 added: the defaulting arity
  writes byte-for-byte what the parameterised one writes when handed the two
  constants. Pointed at AGGREGATE_FIXTURE_DIR, not the real LIB_DIR.

Also test/lib/LibReleasedSuitesAggregate.sol imported forge-std-1.16.1,
which #134 moved to 1.16.2. Bumped — it is a branch-new file, so the version
bump did not reach it.

Suite, on the merge commit 31925dc

nix develop -c forge test: 216 passed / 51 failed / 0 skipped, 267 total.

Every one of the 51 is vm.createSelectFork: environment variable *_RPC_URL not found — missing RPC secrets on the machine this ran on, not
defects. Classification is mechanical:
grep '\[FAIL' <log> | grep -vc '_RPC_URL. not found' is 0.

main after #134 on the same machine is 209 passed / 51 RPC-env failed. The
+7 is this PR's six new tests plus the defaults test above.

nix develop -c forge fmt --check exits 0. forge build is clean; the only
lint warning (boolean-cst at LibRainDeploySnapshot.t.sol:1000) is on main
already.

Probe: swapping the two constants in the new defaulting overload is killed by
testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateDefaultsToTheOrgHeader and by
testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateWritesTheLibAtItsPath.

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lens source@31925dc5ef9df8cd19fbe5e318d87acc18f754a6 + audit skill invoked at pr:126
Reviewed 31925dc: needs-work — Closes #83 — the four asks are covered, but in-diff defects: (1) aggregateImportBlock (LibRainDeploySnapshot.sol:1028) hardcodes the DeploySuite import as ../abstract/RainDeploySuitesBase.sol, so writeReleasedSuitesAggregate emits non-compiling output for any libDir except this repo's src/lib while its NatSpec (:1136-1138) claims sibling imports make any directory correct — parameterize the import or correct the claim; (2) testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateWritesTheLibAtItsPath and testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateDefaultsToTheOrgHeader share AGGREGATE_FIXTURE_DIR and can race under forge's concurrent in-contract execution — give the defaults test its own fixture dir; (3) RegistryDeploySuites.sol:69 "adding a contract does not touch this file at all" is false (a third candidate still edits this file — only releasedSuites() is untouched).
cost 672 — release-freeze aggregate emitter, multi-file

[thedavidmeister]

Adversarial review fixes, at fbd9610. Six items, one of them a blocker that
made this branch's green CI meaningless.

1. The fixture race — blocker, was 20/20 red

testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateWritesTheLibAtItsPath and
testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregateDefaultsToTheOrgHeader both createDir /
write / read / removeDir on one AGGREGATE_FIXTURE_DIR = "test/generated-aggregate", and forge runs the tests in a contract
concurrently — which this file already says, at LibRainDeploySnapshot.t.sol:563,
and which is why RELEASED_FIXTURE_ROOT, SELECTED_FIXTURE_ROOT and the two
FREEZE_* roots each have their own directory.

On 31925dc, nix develop -c forge test --mt testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregate
failed 20 of 20 runs:

36x [FAIL: vm.writeFile: failed to open file "test/generated-aggregate/LibReleasedSuites.sol": No such file or directory]
 2x [FAIL: vm.readFile:  failed to open file "test/generated-aggregate/LibReleasedSuites.sol": No such file or directory]
 2x [FAIL: vm.removeDir: failed to remove dir "test/generated-aggregate": No such file or directory]

The full suite passed only by scheduling luck. A release job would have hit it
with the tag pushed and the deploy broadcast, on a test with nothing to do with
the release.

One fixture directory per test, following the roots this contract already
separates: fixture-lib/aggregate-path and fixture-lib/aggregate-defaults.

And out of test/. The writer names the file it emits
LibReleasedSuites.sol, and that file imports ./Lib<Contract>Released.sol
and ../abstract/RainDeploySuitesBase.sol — neither resolves from
test/generated-aggregate/. A copy left behind there by a failure, which is
the deliberate behaviour (the removeDir is before the assertions), fails the
WHOLE build:

Error (6275): Source "test/generated-aggregate/LibAddressRegistryReleased.sol" not found

reproduced by hand. fs_permissions granted only ./src and ./test, both
compiled, so foundry.toml gains { access = "read-write", path = "./fixture-lib" }.
Nothing compiles that root, and forge build with both fixture directories
left populated on disk now exits 0 — confirmed.

After: --mt testWriteReleasedSuitesAggregate 20 consecutive green runs
(40 [PASS] lines, 0 [FAIL]), and --mc LibRainDeploySnapshotTest 20
consecutive green runs, 52 tests each.

2. Declaration order was claimed and unpinned

The emitted library documents its entries as "in declaration order" and
generatedContractNames() documents itself as giving "the order the aggregate
emits its entries in" — and nothing pinned the committed file to
generatedContracts(). testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits
takes the contract list from the file itself, so it holds for any permutation;
testEverySnapshotIsInTheReleasedAggregate is a set match.

BuildTest.testTheCommittedAggregateIsInDeclarationOrder pins it positionally
against generatedContracts().

Verified by mutation, not asserted: swapping the two imports and the two
released<N> locals in the committed src/lib/LibReleasedSuites.sol —
byte-exactly what the generator emits for the reversed list — gives

test	verdict on the mutant
testTheCommittedAggregateIsWhatTheGeneratorEmits	PASS
testEverySnapshotIsInTheReleasedAggregate	PASS
testTheCommittedAggregateIsInDeclarationOrder	FAIL — the committed aggregate is not in the generator's declaration order: MigrationRegistry != AddressRegistry

Runtime impact today is confined to suiteNames() error text, but it is the
same shape as M06, which this PR's coverage argument is built on.

3. The libDir doc stated something false

It said "Sibling imports are what make any directory correct, so the caller's
only obligation is to name the one the released libs went to." The emitted file
also carries import {DeploySuite} from "../abstract/RainDeploySuitesBase.sol";,
which is parent-relative and not a sibling; and writeReleasedSuitesLib /
writeAliasLib both write to pathForLib(libraryName), which takes no
directory and is always LIB_DIR — so the released libs can only ever be in
src/lib and no other argument is correct. Item 1's build break is that defect
being exercised.

The doc now states that constraint, on both arities, and
aggregateImportBlock's matching claim about a repo that moves the directory
is corrected the same way.

4. Not fixed here — filed as #135

testWriteAliasLib* and testWriteReleasedSuitesLib* on main read-then-
restore live committed src/lib files, in the same shape, four tests over two
paths. Pre-existing from #134, not this PR's, deliberately not widened into it.

5. A false claim struck from the PR body

The body said "CLAUDE.md is extended rather than fixed, to describe the
generated declaration." The branch does not touch CLAUDE.md, verified against
main...83-generate-released-suites-aggregate. Struck rather than made true:
CLAUDE.md's own bar is "Only what an agent working here would get WRONG", and
the generated declaration is already stated in RegistryDeploySuites's @dev,
in Build.sol's header and in the generated file's DO-NOT-EDIT banner.

6. A doc contradiction inside one file

RegistryDeploySuites.releasedSuites()'s @dev ended "adding a contract does
not touch this file at all", twelve lines above candidateSuites()'s @dev
saying a third contract is "a third named candidate below, a third entry here".
It means the function; it now says so. Issue #83 exists because a comment in
that file overclaimed what adding a contract touches.

Suite

nix develop -c forge test on fbd9610: 217 passed / 51 failed, and

grep '\[FAIL' log | grep -vc '_RPC_URL. not found'   ->   0

All 51 are vm.createSelectFork: environment variable *_RPC_URL not found on
this machine — missing RPC secrets, not defects. 217 is baseline 216 plus the
one test item 2 adds. nix develop -c forge fmt --check exits 0.

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src/lib/LibRainDeploySnapshot.sol (1)

1029-1034: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Generate imports that match libDir.

Line 1030 always emits an import relative to src/lib. Line 1033 also assumes that every per-contract released library is a sibling.

writeReleasedSuitesLib() always writes those libraries to LIB_DIR, but writeReleasedSuitesAggregate() accepts another libDir. Therefore, writeReleasedSuitesAggregate(vm, "fixture-lib/aggregate-path", ...) writes Solidity with imports that do not resolve.

If custom output directories are supported, parameterize the per-contract output paths and aggregate imports together. If they are only test fixtures, remove the public libDir capability and test source generation without writing an invalid Solidity file.

Also applies to: 1152-1171

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In `@src/lib/LibRainDeploySnapshot.sol` around lines 1029 - 1034, Update
writeReleasedSuitesAggregate and aggregateImportBlock so generated import paths
are derived from the same libDir used for aggregate output, while keeping
per-contract library output locations consistent; alternatively remove the
public custom-libDir capability if it is intended only for fixtures. Ensure
custom directories such as fixture-lib/aggregate-path produce Solidity imports
that resolve to the generated libraries.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/lib/LibRainDeploySnapshot.sol`:
- Around line 1029-1034: Update writeReleasedSuitesAggregate and
aggregateImportBlock so generated import paths are derived from the same libDir
used for aggregate output, while keeping per-contract library output locations
consistent; alternatively remove the public custom-libDir capability if it is
intended only for fixtures. Ensure custom directories such as
fixture-lib/aggregate-path produce Solidity imports that resolve to the
generated libraries.

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