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Fix pre-baked images builder #342

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Fix pre-baked images builder #342

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@mkysel mkysel commented Dec 19, 2024

For some reason foundryup changed from -u to -i...

foundry-rs/foundry#9551

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    • Updated the build process for the Foundry environment, modifying the installation command.
    • Retained comments for clarity on environment setup commands.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the Dockerfile for the Foundry environment, specifically changing the foundryup installation command from using the -v flag to the -i flag. The changes primarily focus on the Foundry installation process while maintaining the overall structure of the Dockerfile. The environment setup for deploying local contracts and registering nodes remains largely unchanged, with only minor clarifications in comments.

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File Change Summary
dev/baked/Dockerfile - Modified foundryup command from -v to -i flag
- Retained existing environment setup commands
- Preserved comments explaining node and process management steps

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dockerfile as Dockerfile
    participant Foundry as Foundry Installation
    participant Environment as Build Environment

    Dockerfile->>Foundry: Install using foundryup -i
    Foundry-->>Dockerfile: Complete installation
    Dockerfile->>Environment: Set up contract deployment environment
    Dockerfile->>Environment: Configure node registration
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The sequence diagram illustrates the simplified flow of the Dockerfile, highlighting the Foundry installation process and subsequent environment configuration steps.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
dev/baked/Dockerfile (2)

Line range hint 2-2: Consider using a specific Foundry version instead of nightly

Using nightly as the FOUNDRY_VERSION could lead to reproducibility issues since nightly builds can change daily. This might affect the deterministic nature of the pre-baked state.

Consider:

  1. Using a specific version number for better reproducibility
  2. Documenting the version choice in a comment
  3. Setting up a process to regularly update to newer stable versions
-ARG FOUNDRY_VERSION=nightly
+ARG FOUNDRY_VERSION=<specific-version>  # Update periodically with stable releases

Line range hint 20-25: Consider a more robust approach for anvil shutdown

The current approach using pkill and sleep is timing-dependent and could be fragile on different systems or under different loads.

Consider implementing a more robust solution:

  1. Use a proper signal handling mechanism
  2. Add a health check to verify the state was properly persisted
  3. Implement retry logic if needed

Example approach:

-    pkill -f anvil && \
-    sleep 5
+    pkill -f anvil && \
+    while pgrep -f anvil >/dev/null; do sleep 0.1; done && \
+    while [ ! -f anvil-baked-state ]; do sleep 0.1; done
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17-17: Verify the foundryup flag change

The change from -v to -i aligns with the PR objective to fix the pre-baked images builder. However, let's verify this is the correct new syntax.

@mkysel mkysel enabled auto-merge (squash) December 19, 2024 18:06
@mkysel mkysel merged commit 428481c into main Dec 19, 2024
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@mkysel mkysel deleted the mkysel/fix-foundry branch December 19, 2024 18:28
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