Add BED and SMEL deprecation proposals - #207
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BED and SMEL are both live Folio 5.0.0 DTFs on mainnet. Generate one proposal per DTF covering every deprecation action: deprecateFolio, revoke REBALANCE_MANAGER and all three AUCTION_LAUNCHERs, revoke DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE as the last Folio action, then renounce ProxyAdmin ownership. Add a fork test that drives the generated JSON itself: it decodes the propose() calldata, checks the action set against live role holders, executes it as the owner timelock, and verifies redeem and unstake still work while mint is blocked. Also document the Folio 1.0.0 caveat — it has killFolio()/isKilled() rather than deprecateFolio(), so the generated CLUB proposal would revert on execution. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds BED and SMEL Ethereum Mainnet deprecation proposals, documents Folio version compatibility, and adds shared fork tests for JSON validation, Governor execution, deprecation effects, redemption, mint blocking, unstaking, and ProxyAdmin ownership renunciation. ChangesDeprecation proposal generation and validation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR adds deprecation proposals and fork coverage without a concrete runtime or deployment risk in the supplied evidence; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SafeTransactionBuilderJSON
participant DeprecationForkTests
participant Governor
participant OwnerTimelock
participant Folio
participant ProxyAdmin
SafeTransactionBuilderJSON->>DeprecationForkTests: provide proposal actions
DeprecationForkTests->>Governor: validate, vote, and queue proposal
Governor->>OwnerTimelock: schedule and execute proposal
OwnerTimelock->>Folio: deprecate Folio and revoke roles
OwnerTimelock->>ProxyAdmin: renounce ownership
DeprecationForkTests->>Folio: verify redemption and minting behavior
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In `@test/DeprecationJsonFork.t.sol`:
- Around line 238-244: Replace the per-token strict balance assertions in the
redeem test with the aggregate received-amount assertion used by
test/DeprecationFork.t.sol, preserving the existing before/after balance
calculation and deprecation-focused validation.
- Around line 68-72: Update the test dependency to forge-std v1.8.0 or newer,
then preserve _loadAndCheckProposal as a view function; ensure the project’s
dependency configuration and lock data consistently resolve the newer version.
- Around line 270-285: Update the log filter in the lock-ID discovery loop to
check logs[i].topics.length before accessing logs[i].topics[0]. Preserve the
existing emitter and LOCK_CREATED_TOPIC matching behavior while safely skipping
anonymous logs with no topics.
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In the Foundry Forge Standard Library (forge-std), the assertion functions found in StdAssertions.sol are defined as internal, pure, and virtual functions [1][2]. This means they can be called from within your test contracts, and because they are pure, they do not read from or modify the EVM state [1][2]. When these assertions fail, they internally trigger the vm cheatcodes (such as vm.assertEq or vm.assertTrue) to report the failure [2]. Regarding Vm.sol, the vm.readFile cheatcode is defined as an external view function [3][4][5]. It is a view function because it reads the filesystem—which is an external state—without modifying the EVM state [3][5]. Note that using filesystem cheatcodes like vm.readFile requires configuring fs_permissions in your foundry.toml file, as they are disabled by default for security reasons [6].
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- 1: https://evmauth.io/lib/forge-std/src/StdAssertions.sol/abstract.StdAssertions.html
- 2: https://github.com/nirholas/robinhood-toolkit/blob/main/rh-first-deploy/lib/forge-std/src/StdAssertions.sol
- 3: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/blob/master/src/Vm.sol
- 4: https://paritytech.github.io/foundry-book-polkadot/cheatcodes/
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In the Foundry forge-std library, the readFile function defined in Vm.sol is marked as external view [1][2][3]. Specifically, the function signature is defined as: function readFile(string calldata path) external view returns (string memory data); [1][4][5] As an external view function, it is designed to read the entire content of a file from the project root and return it as a string without modifying the state of the blockchain or the file system [1][3]. Because it is a view function, it can be called without triggering a state-changing transaction, which is standard for Foundry cheatcodes that retrieve information [1][6].
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- 1: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/blob/master/src/Vm.sol
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In the context of smart contract development with Foundry, assertEq, emit, and log are distinct components typically used together for testing and debugging [1][2]. 1. assertEq: This is an assertion function provided by Foundry's standard library (forge-std) to compare two values [1][2]. If the values are not equal, the assertion fails, which normally triggers a test failure [1][2]. Under the hood, these assertion functions often check for equality and, upon failure, emit specific logs to the console before failing the test [1][3]. 2. emit: This is a Solidity keyword used to trigger an event [1]. In Foundry tests, it is commonly used to manually log diagnostic information to the test execution trace, or to verify that a specific event was emitted by a contract [4][5]. 3. log: These are helper functions (e.g., log, log_named_uint, log_named_string) available in the Test contract [1][3]. They are essentially wrappers that emit specialized events which the Foundry test runner captures and displays in the terminal [1][2]. When an assertEq fails, the underlying implementation calls emit to output details about the failure (such as "Expected" vs "Actual" values) to the trace, helping developers debug why the assertion did not pass [1][2][3]. Example usage: // This will log the values if they are not equal, then fail the test assertEq(actual, expected); // Manually emitting a log for debugging emit log_named_uint("Current counter value", counter.number);
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- 1: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/blob/c19dfd2f2a88a461216b0dd1f4961e1a85dcad46/src/Test.sol
- 2: Log all assertion failures for a test foundry-rs/forge-std#635
- 3: foundry-rs/forge-std@v1.2.0...v1.3.0
- 4: ✨ Add assertEq for uint and int arrays foundry-rs/forge-std#85
- 5: bug(Vm): setArbitraryStorage slot set to 0 reverts to arbitrary in test foundry-rs/forge-std#667
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- 2: https://evmauth.io/lib/forge-std/src/StdAssertions.sol/abstract.StdAssertions.html
- 3: https://medium.com/@ichsanputr/forge-testing-stdassertions-04b8192d7eae
- 4: Use native assertions foundry-rs/forge-std#503
- 5: Dargon789/forge-std@3a685a7
- 6: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/blob/master/src/Test.sol
- 7: https://github.com/tenequm/skills/blob/main/skills/foundry-solidity/references/forge-std-api.md
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In forge-std v1.8.0, the assertEq functions within StdAssertions.sol are defined with internal pure virtual visibility [1][2]. This change was introduced as part of the transition to native assertions [3], where forge-std assertions were migrated to call vm.assert* cheatcodes directly rather than relying on previous legacy implementations [3][4]. Because these assertion methods now leverage native cheatcodes to handle failure logic—causing tests to revert/exit early—they no longer need to modify contract state [5][3], allowing them to be marked as pure [1]. Key points regarding this implementation in v1.8.0: - Visibility: They are internal, meaning they are accessible to contracts inheriting from StdAssertions (such as the base Test contract) [1][6]. - Purity: They are marked pure because they do not read or modify the contract's storage, instead interacting with the vm cheatcode interface [1][3]. - Functionality: These assertions cause tests to exit immediately upon failure [5]. If you encounter errors like "unknown selector for VmCalls" after upgrading to v1.8.0, it is typically because your local forge binary is outdated and does not support these native assertions; running foundryup is the recommended solution [4].
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- 1: https://evmauth.io/lib/forge-std/src/StdAssertions.sol/abstract.StdAssertions.html
- 2: https://github.com/nirholas/robinhood-toolkit/blob/main/rh-first-deploy/lib/forge-std/src/StdAssertions.sol
- 3: Use native assertions foundry-rs/forge-std#503
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assertEqin forge tests returnsunknown selector0x98296c54for VmCallsfoundry-rs/foundry#7402 - 5: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/releases/tag/v1.8.0
- 6: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/blob/master/src/Test.sol
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Use forge-std v1.8.0 or newer. Older versions emit logs from assertEq and assertTrue, so _loadAndCheckProposal cannot remain view.
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In `@test/DeprecationJsonFork.t.sol` around lines 68 - 72, Update the test
dependency to forge-std v1.8.0 or newer, then preserve _loadAndCheckProposal as
a view function; ensure the project’s dependency configuration and lock data
consistently resolve the newer version.
| for (uint256 i; i < assets.length; i++) { | ||
| assertGt( | ||
| IERC20(assets[i]).balanceOf(redeemer), | ||
| balancesBefore[i], | ||
| string.concat(cfg.symbol, ": received nothing for a basket token") | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Relax the per-token redeem assertion.
The loop requires a strict balance increase for every basket token. A token with a very small weight can round to zero for a 1e18 redeem, and a rebasing or fee-on-transfer token can transfer nothing. The test then fails for a reason unrelated to deprecation. test/DeprecationFork.t.sol lines 175-181 assert the aggregate received amount instead. Use the same aggregate check here.
🔧 Proposed fix
- for (uint256 i; i < assets.length; i++) {
- assertGt(
- IERC20(assets[i]).balanceOf(redeemer),
- balancesBefore[i],
- string.concat(cfg.symbol, ": received nothing for a basket token")
- );
- }
+ uint256 totalReceived;
+ for (uint256 i; i < assets.length; i++) {
+ totalReceived += IERC20(assets[i]).balanceOf(redeemer) - balancesBefore[i];
+ }
+ assertGt(totalReceived, 0, string.concat(cfg.symbol, ": received nothing from redeem"));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/DeprecationJsonFork.t.sol` around lines 238 - 244, Replace the per-token
strict balance assertions in the redeem test with the aggregate received-amount
assertion used by test/DeprecationFork.t.sol, preserving the existing
before/after balance calculation and deprecation-focused validation.
The three deprecation suites each carried their own copy of the role constants, staking interfaces, unstake helper and post-checks. Move all of it to test/base/BaseDeprecationForkTest.sol so the suites differ only in where the actions come from and who executes them. The two suites that matter per DTF now both run the generated JSON: DeprecationJsonFork validates it before submission, and DeprecationProposalFork executes it through the Governor once queued, deriving the proposal id rather than hardcoding it. DeprecationFork stays as regression coverage for the DTFs already deprecated onchain. Redeem is checked against what toAssets quotes: every token quoted a nonzero amount must pay out, rather than only asserting the total is nonzero. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
vm.getRecordedLogs() can return anonymous events, which carry no topics, so index 0 is not always safe to read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both proposals are onchain but Pending, so the queued-only suite cannot run for another few days. DeprecationLifecycleForkTest drives the real proposal end to end instead: it acquires voting power before the snapshot, votes past quorum, waits out the voting period, queues, waits out the timelock, and executes. The proposal id is derived with hashProposal rather than hardcoded, so the test only passes if the onchain payload matches the committed JSON. Split the proposal suite's test entrypoints so a contract mixes in either the queued path or the lifecycle path, and move the pending-DTF addresses to test/base/PendingDeprecations.sol, shared with the JSON suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both are Queued onchain now, so execute them through the Governor at a block just after queueing: assert Queued, warp past the timelock ETA, execute, then check redemption-only mode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@script/deprecation/README.md`:
- Around line 190-191: Rewrite the redeem statement in the documentation near
_assertRedeemStillWorks so it clearly and precisely states that one redeemed
share pays out every token for which toAssets quotes a nonzero amount, while
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| - **Redeem works** — 1 share redeemed; every token `toAssets` quotes a nonzero amount for must pay out | ||
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Fix the garbled redeem sentence.
The phrase "every token toAssets quotes a nonzero amount for must pay out" is not readable. It documents the exact assertion in _assertRedeemStillWorks, so the wording should be precise.
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-- **Redeem works** — 1 share redeemed; every token `toAssets` quotes a nonzero amount for must pay out
- (tokens quoted at zero are dust weights that floor away for a single share)
+- **Redeem works** — 1 share redeemed; every token that `toAssets` quotes at a nonzero amount must pay out
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| - **Redeem works** — 1 share redeemed; every token `toAssets` quotes a nonzero amount for must pay out | |
| (tokens quoted at zero are dust weights that floor away for a single share) | |
| - **Redeem works** — 1 share redeemed; every token that `toAssets` quotes at a nonzero amount must pay out | |
| (tokens quoted at zero are dust weights that floor away for a single share) |
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In `@script/deprecation/README.md` around lines 190 - 191, Rewrite the redeem
statement in the documentation near _assertRedeemStillWorks so it clearly and
precisely states that one redeemed share pays out every token for which toAssets
quotes a nonzero amount, while tokens quoted at zero are dust that floors away.
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BED and SMEL are both live Folio 5.0.0 DTFs on mainnet. Generate one proposal per DTF covering every deprecation action: deprecateFolio, revoke REBALANCE_MANAGER and all three AUCTION_LAUNCHERs, revoke DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE as the last Folio action, then renounce ProxyAdmin ownership.
Add a fork test that drives the generated JSON itself: it decodes the propose() calldata, checks the action set against live role holders, executes it as the owner timelock, and verifies redeem and unstake still work while mint is blocked..
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