new sepolia deployment

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new error type: CiphernodeNotEnabled, enhancing error handling capabilities.

• Updates

  • Updated contract address and transaction hash for the NaiveRegistryFilter.
  • Increased the number of deployments from 2 to 3, indicating additional contract instances.
  • Revised compilation input hash to reflect recent changes.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant updates to the NaiveRegistryFilter.json file, including a new error type, updates to the contract address and transaction hash, and an increase in the number of deployments. The changes also reflect an adjustment in the storage layout and an updated compilation input hash. These modifications enhance the contract's functionality while preserving its existing logic and structure.

Changes

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Change Summary

packages/evm/deployments/sepolia/NaiveRegistryFilter.json

- Added new error type: CiphernodeNotEnabled(address ciphernode) - Updated contract address from 0x208D45C4E51f04ED22EC137d4E0716c395861C95 to 0xE41bE3aB6C340eBA949C21922152Ddd834E0965d - Updated transaction hash from 0xaf2173b38e9cf9a4fb0756ef45993ade1f58a16ee4cd032f36c6d687e8318fcc to 0xbd5b9b797a98cabe586412fef0cdfd5c183d01bed4aa18d61eef07bc62e2ded0 - Increased number of deployments from 2 to 3 - Updated solcInputHash from 21fe30cc06e4cb96958a78cd2e5aab1b to 4e50d78ca1d53cbd796603c29498c065 - Adjusted storage layout and astId values for registry and committees variables.

Possibly related PRs

• Sepolia deployment #127: The changes in the NaiveRegistryFilter.json file in the main PR involve updates to contract addresses and error handling, which are relevant to the overall deployment context mentioned in the retrieved PR about Sepolia deployment.

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🐇 In the land of code where rabbits play,
New errors hop in, brightening the day.
Addresses shift like clouds in the sky,
Deployments now three, oh my, oh my!
With each little change, our contracts grow,
In the world of Ethereum, watch us go! 🌟

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1c91550 and 3208679.

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• packages/evm/deployments/sepolia/NaiveRegistryFilter.json (5 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (4)

packages/evm/deployments/sepolia/NaiveRegistryFilter.json (4)

2-2: Deployment successful on Sepolia.

The contract was successfully deployed to Sepolia with:

• New address: 0xE41bE3aB6C340eBA949C21922152Ddd834E0965d
• Transaction hash: 0xbd5b9b797a98cabe586412fef0cdfd5c183d01bed4aa18d61eef07bc62e2ded0

Also applies to: 300-300, 304-304

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20-30: Enhanced error handling with new CiphernodeNotEnabled error.

The addition of CiphernodeNotEnabled(address ciphernode) error type improves the contract's error handling by providing specific information about unauthorized ciphernodes.

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402-415: Storage layout compatibility maintained.

The storage layout changes only involve compiler-generated astId updates. The structure and order of storage slots remain unchanged, maintaining compatibility with previous deployments.

Also applies to: 441-446, 448-474

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347-348: Deployment counter and compilation hash updated.

The deployment counter has been incremented to 3, and the solcInputHash has been updated, reflecting the new deployment and recompilation.

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