Keep the subgraph source; make the manifest a template and send the deployment record away

[thedavidmeister]

Recut per #149. This branch's first cut deleted all
15 subgraph files from this repo; that cut is superseded and the diff below is
the new one. Reviewing the commit range rather than the branch diff will show the
old cut being undone.

Paired with rainlanguage/rain.metadata.deploy#4 (which closes
rainlanguage/rain.metadata.deploy#2).

What changed, and why the first cut was wrong

The split is on whether a file carries a deployment fact, not on "the
subgraph". Exactly one file under subgraph/ carried one, and it is the one that
leaves:

Goes: subgraph/networks.json (the per-network address and start block
table) and .github/workflows/manual-subgraph-deploy.yml (the Goldsky deploy).
Both are deployment records; both are now in rain.metadata.deploy, where the
table is asserted against LibMetaBoardReleased and
LibRainDeploy.supportedNetworks(). Here it could not be.

Stays: everything else under subgraph/ — the manifest, schema.graphql,
the mappings, the package lock and the matchstick suite. This is subgraph SOURCE.
Moving it out cost the schema drift guard, because schema.graphql is what
crates/metaboard/src/schema/metaboard.graphql has to be checked against, and
with the two in different repos that check becomes a cross-repo introspection
instead of a local git diff --exit-code. That is what the recut recovers.

crates/metaboard never moved under either cut: it is keyed by endpoint URL with
no address or Goldsky coupling.

The manifest becomes a template

-    network: matic
+    network: template
     source:
       abi: MetaBoard
-      address: "0xfb8437AeFBB8031064E274527C5fc08e30Ac6928"
-      startBlock: 82855948

Those three lines were never a template default. They were the residue of the
last subgraph-build. graph build --network <x> writes address, startBlock
AND network back into the SOURCE manifest, not only into build/;
subgraph_networks iterates jq keys, so the order is alphabetical; and
whichever network sorts LAST is what the committed manifest held afterwards.
matic sorts last today and matic was what was committed, so git status was
clean by coincidence. Add a network sorting after matic and every build
left a dirty tree, and nothing checked.

So the CI lane here now runs graph codegen rather than subgraph-build.
Codegen reads no deployment fact and does not write the manifest back;
subgraph-build needs the networks.json that is no longer here and would
re-plant the residue on every run.

Measured, not assumed

Both of #149's required verifications were run, and neither result was assumed:

1. Matchstick passes on a stubbed manifest. graph test mocks chain state
   rather than connecting, so the address should not be needed — but the tests
   ran against a full manifest before this and it is not locally testable (no
   docker). Run in CI on this branch: all 10 tests passed (MetaBoard Subgraph CI, run 32520179023). The address did not have to go back.
2. network: accepts a placeholder. network: template is accepted by
   graph codegen, and by graph build --network <x> for all five networks —
   --network overrides it, which is exactly why a real chain name left there is
   misleading rather than load-bearing. And graph build --network in a tree
   with no networks.json fails loudly, so this repo cannot silently build a
   half-configured subgraph.

The manifest is now pinned to the interface it indexes

test/subgraph/SubgraphManifest.t.sol, four tests, Solidity in the rainix-sol
lane so it runs on every push without docker.

It reads the manifest as parsed YAML, not as text — one yq -o=json . over
vm.ffi, then the forge JSON cheatcodes at a path. That is CodeRabbit's review
finding on this file and it was real: nine mutants written against its three
sub-points (M09–M17) all survived the substring form of these checks. A
substring search answers a different question — "does this run of characters
appear anywhere" — and the two answers come apart in both directions: a
commented-out # - event: … satisfies a positive search while the parser never
sees it, and an address :, a "address": or a flow mapping defeats a negative
search while the parser reads the key perfectly well. The comparison values stay
in Solidity where they already live, which is why this test is Solidity at all.

• testManifestIndexesTheInterfaceEvent — the signature read at
  .dataSources[0].mapping.eventHandlers[0].event, with the handler list pinned
  to a single entry so [0] means THE handler; and its keccak256 against
  IMetaV1_2.MetaV1_2.selector. Two assertions because the hash is one way:
  change either side and one of them fails.
• testManifestAbiIsAnArtifactThisRepoPublishes — source.abi is a NAME, so
  the mapping.abis entry carrying that name is RESOLVED and the path read off
  that one, rather than off entry zero, which the data source need not be
  wired to. The path is DERIVED from LibCopyArtifacts.livePath, the same
  function script/CopyArtifacts.sol uses, so the manifest follows the artifact
  layout rather than restating it; and the interface must be one
  LibCopyArtifacts.contracts() names.
• testIndexedArtifactDeclaresTheIndexedEvent — the BUILT artifact's own event
  signatures, read with jq over vm.ffi. This is the half graph codegen does
  not catch: codegen resolves the event by NAME, so a rename breaks the build
  loudly, but a re-typed parameter still generates, still compiles, and
  decodes the wrong layout out of every live log.
• testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact — all three deployment facts
  rejected document wide, with the failure naming the path each was found
  at, because a templates: entry carries a source: block AND a network: of
  its own and a fact parked on either is the same residue. address and
  startBlock are rejected as parsed KEYS. network: cannot be, because it is
  required — the manifest does not parse without it — so what is rejected is
  every node keyed network whose value is not the placeholder, with the yq
  expression BUILT in Solidity from TEMPLATE_NETWORK so the placeholder still
  has exactly one definition. The data source's own network: is then read AT
  its path as well, because an empty path list means "every network: is the
  placeholder" and "there is no network: at all" alike: the sweep proves
  absence of a residue, the path read proves presence of the field, and neither
  implies the other. A graph build --network run in this tree therefore fails
  HERE rather than silently committing a network's address the next time someone
  runs git add -A.

yq is a new hard dependency of the rainix-sol lane, and it is already there:
rainlanguage/rainix#350 added pkgs.yq-go to sol-build-inputs with a test
asserting it on PATH beside jq, and rainlanguage/rainix#352 bumped
RAINIX_SHA so consumers get it. This repo calls the reusables at @main, so it
picks that up with no change of its own.

The manifest needs no fs_permissions entry of its own: it is not read through
vm.readFile, and yq runs under vm.ffi, which that list does not gate. An
earlier commit on this branch added an entry and a later one took it back out,
so the diff against main leaves the fs_permissions list itself byte for byte
unchanged and touches only the comment above it.

tests/address.ts still holds the real address, unchecked

subgraph/tests/address.ts names 0xfb8437Ae… — the live v1 MetaBoard — and
nothing in this repo now compares it to anything, because the table it used to be
compared against is in the other repo. This is deliberate and it is not fixed
here. It is a matchstick fixture: matchstick mocks chain state, so the value
only has to be an address, and reconciling the three MetaBoard addresses in play
(networks.json's 0xfb8437Ae…, the candidate's 0x8fD50fF9…, and the
0x59401c93… the one live subgraph actually indexes under the name
metadata-base) is #149's stated out-of-scope item. Naming it here so a reader
does not mistake it for something this PR handled.

QA

• Discriminating tests: 4 in test/subgraph/SubgraphManifest.t.sol. Three
  rounds of edits after probing, each forced by a survivor and none invented:
  testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact was strengthened for M08; all
  three manifest tests were then rewritten to read parsed YAML for M09–M17;
  and testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact was strengthened again for
  M18, which made its network: check document wide to match the address /
  startBlock one. No test was edited to make a mutant pass.
• Mutations applied: 18 via mutation-probe. Round one, 8 mutants: first
  pass 7/8 killed, 1 survived (M08), then 8/8. Round two added 9
  written against CodeRabbit's three sub-points, each a manifest change graph
  would honour spelled so a substring check could not see it: all 9 survived —
  8/17 killed, then 17/17 after the YAML-aware rewrite. Round three added
  M18 for CodeRabbit's second finding: SURVIVED at 2fbc064, KILLED at
  b4b996e. The whole set re-run at b4b996e: 18/18 KILLED, 0 survived,
  0 no-run, 0 harness errors.
• The probe config is deliberately NOT committed. Nothing in this org runs
  mutation-probe in CI and no repo carries a mutants.toml on main; a
  mutants.toml was pushed to this branch earlier and removed in e72049d.
  The probe is a one-off, its config is held outside the tree, and the record of
  what it applied and what killed each mutant is the block below.
• Oracle: IMetaV1_2.MetaV1_2.selector, LibCopyArtifacts, and the built
  artifact's own ABI — all Solidity or forge output in this tree, rather than the
  manifest compared to itself. yq parses; it does not supply an expectation.
• Category check: Split subgraph on deployment facts, not wholesale: manifest as a template in the lib repo, networks.json in the deploy repo #149 asks for the manifest kept as a template with no
  deployment fact, schema.graphql kept beside its consumer, the deploy record
  and Goldsky workflow sent to the deploy repo, matchstick proven on a stub, and
  network: tested as a placeholder. All covered. Not covered, deliberately:
  the consumer-snapshot generator that replaces crates/cli/src/cli/schema_check.rs
  is follow-up work, so nothing checks
  crates/metaboard/src/schema/metaboard.graphql for drift today; and the
  three-address reconciliation above.

Check	Result
forge test	16 passed, 0 failed (12 pre-existing + 4 new)
forge fmt --check	clean
mutation-probe (18 mutants, config held outside the tree)	18/18 killed at b4b996e
MetaBoard Subgraph CI (graph codegen + matchstick)	green — Types generated successfully then all 10 tests passed, run 32520179023
rainix-sol (test / static / legal)	green — run 32520179555
copy-artifacts	green — run 32520179352
rainix-rs	green — run 32520179556
subgraph-deploy	NOT RUN — needs CI_GOLDSKY_TOKEN, and it is not in this repo any more

Mutation evidence

nix run github:rainlanguage/adversarial-mutation-test#mutation-probe -- <config>,
at b4b996e, with the config held outside the tree for the reason above. Each
SURVIVED line below is a verdict that was actually taken against the tree as it
then stood, not a description of what would have happened.

baseline: green (16 passed)

M01 the manifest indexes a re-typed MetaV1_2 the interface does not declare
    KILLED by testManifestIndexesTheInterfaceEvent
M02 the manifest decodes with another artifact this repo publishes
    KILLED by testManifestAbiIsAnArtifactThisRepoPublishes
M03 the artifact layout moves and the manifest's ABI path is left behind
    KILLED by testManifestAbiIsAnArtifactThisRepoPublishes
M04 the indexed interface is dropped from the published artifact list
    KILLED by testManifestAbiIsAnArtifactThisRepoPublishes
M05 the indexed artifact stops declaring the indexed event
    KILLED by testIndexedArtifactDeclaresTheIndexedEvent (+ testArtifactsCommitted)
M06 a build write-back leaves an address in the source manifest
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact
M07 a build write-back leaves a startBlock in the source manifest
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact
M08 a build write-back leaves a real network name in the source manifest
    ROUND ONE: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact (after strengthening)
M09 the indexed event survives only as a comment and nothing is handled
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestIndexesTheInterfaceEvent (after the YAML rewrite)
M10 the indexed event survives only as a comment and the handler is re-typed
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestIndexesTheInterfaceEvent (after the YAML rewrite)
M11 the wired MetaBoard abi points elsewhere and the real path is left on an
    unwired entry
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestAbiIsAnArtifactThisRepoPublishes (after the YAML rewrite)
M12 the source abi names no entry in the abis list
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestAbiIsAnArtifactThisRepoPublishes (after the YAML rewrite)
M13 a build write-back leaves an address whose key has a space before the colon
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact (after the YAML rewrite)
M14 a build write-back leaves a startBlock behind a quoted key
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact (after the YAML rewrite)
M15 a build write-back leaves address and startBlock in a flow mapping
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact (after the YAML rewrite)
M16 the placeholder network survives only as a comment and a real chain is
    indexed
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact (after the YAML rewrite)
M17 a second data source carries the deployment fact in evasive spelling
    ROUND TWO: SURVIVED
    KILLED by testManifestIndexesTheInterfaceEvent,
              testManifestAbiIsAnArtifactThisRepoPublishes,
              testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact (after the YAML rewrite)
M18 a build write-back leaves a real network name on a templates entry
    ROUND THREE: SURVIVED at 2fbc064
    KILLED by testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact (at b4b996e)

== 18/18 killed; survived: 0; no-run: 0; harness errors: 0

M08 is the one that cost a test in round one. The first pass proved that
swapping network: template for network: matic changed nothing anybody would
notice — the same residue as address and startBlock, one level up, and the
residue this whole PR exists to remove.
testManifestSourceCarriesNoDeploymentFact was strengthened in place rather than
joined by a second test, because it already owns "the manifest carries no
deployment fact" and network: is the third of the three. It is pinned to the
placeholder rather than asserted absent because the field is required — the
manifest does not parse without it — and the list of real network names it must
not hold is networks.json, which is in the other repo.

M09–M17 are what round two cost, and they cost the checks their shape.
They exist because CodeRabbit said the assertions searched the manifest as text
instead of reading it as YAML; writing them is how that claim was made
falsifiable rather than argued about, and all nine survived. M09 and M16 hid
a declaration inside a # comment and satisfied a POSITIVE check the parser
would have failed. M13, M14 and M15 respelled a key — address :,
"address":, a flow mapping — and defeated a NEGATIVE check on spelling alone.
M11 and M12 broke the source.abi → mapping.abis wiring, which a search
for the path anywhere in the file cannot see and only the docker lane caught.
M17 parked all of it on a second data source that index-0 checks never read.

M18 is what round three cost, and it came from CodeRabbit's second finding
on this PR. address and startBlock were already rejected document wide, on
the stated grounds that a templates: entry has a source: block of its own —
but network: was still read at .dataSources[0].network alone, which made it
the odd one out for no reason the file could defend. M18 is a templates:
block graph would honour, carrying network: matic and, deliberately, no
address and no startBlock: templates legitimately have neither, and that
is what makes it isolate the network gap instead of tripping the fact-path
check that was already there. It survived, and b4b996e made the network:
check the same shape as the other two.

Recorded here rather than in a config file, because the config is not in the
tree: what is out of the probe's reach rather than overlooked is the
manifest's schema:, mapping file: and handler:, which are checked by
graph codegen and matchstick in the docker lane, not by forge test.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added automated validation to ensure subgraph manifests match published interfaces, ABIs, event signatures, and template-based configuration.
  • Added mutation testing coverage for manifest structure and configuration safeguards.

• Documentation

  • Clarified subgraph manifest configuration, deployment requirements, supported CI commands, and validation behavior.

• Chores

  • Updated continuous integration to generate types and validate subgraph code before tests.
  • Removed the manual subgraph deployment workflow and network-specific configuration.

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The PR removes manual deployment and network configuration, changes the manifest to a source-only template, adds Solidity manifest validation and mutation coverage, and updates CI to build artifacts and generate subgraph types explicitly.

Changes

Subgraph manifest validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Manifest and artifact contract subgraph/subgraph.yaml, test/subgraph/SubgraphManifest.t.sol, foundry.toml, CLAUDE.md	The manifest uses the template network without deployment fields. Solidity tests validate its event, ABI path, published interface, artifact event, and source-only fields.
Manifest mutation coverage mutants.toml, .soldeerignore, REUSE.toml	Mutation probes cover manifest event, ABI, network, deployment-field, YAML parsing, and data-source coupling. Repository metadata includes the mutation configuration.
CI subgraph generation .github/workflows/subgraph-test.yaml, .github/workflows/manual-subgraph-deploy.yml, subgraph/networks.json	CI now runs Forge build, npm ci, and graph codegen. The manual deployment workflow and network configuration are removed.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to fa17d

The PR keeps subgraph source local while moving deployment records out and making the manifest a template, but merge readiness is reduced by checkout credentials remaining available to later repository-controlled commands, missing SPDX headers in two changed files, and a manifest test that does not validate every data source or template network field.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CI
  participant Forge
  participant SubgraphManifestTest
  participant subgraph_yaml
  participant PublishedArtifactABI
  CI->>Forge: build Solidity artifacts
  CI->>SubgraphManifestTest: run manifest tests
  SubgraphManifestTest->>subgraph_yaml: parse source-only manifest
  SubgraphManifestTest->>PublishedArtifactABI: verify ABI and indexed event
  CI->>CI: install dependencies and run graph codegen

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subgraph/subgraph.yaml (1)

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In `@test/subgraph/SubgraphManifest.t.sol`:
- Around line 88-97: Make the manifest assertions YAML-aware: update
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• 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

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• 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
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