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Update entrypoint.sh to require mainnet RPC environment variables #34

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  • New Features

    • Added support for Ethereum mainnet alongside the existing Sepolia network, enhancing the script's functionality.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated error messages to provide clearer guidance on required environment variables for both mainnet and Sepolia configurations.

@Inkvi Inkvi requested a review from dshiell September 5, 2024 21:32
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The changes made to the entrypoint.sh script involve the addition of checks for Ethereum mainnet RPC endpoints alongside existing Sepolia network variables. The script now verifies the presence of ETH_MAINNET_RPC, OP_MAINNET_RPC, and BASE_MAINNET_RPC before execution. The error messages have been updated for clarity, and the execution command has been modified to support both mainnet and Sepolia configurations.

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File Change Summary
entrypoint.sh Added checks for ETH_MAINNET_RPC, OP_MAINNET_RPC, and BASE_MAINNET_RPC. Updated error messages and execution command to support both mainnet and Sepolia configurations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant entrypoint.sh
    participant RPC_Endpoints

    User->>entrypoint.sh: Start script
    entrypoint.sh->>entrypoint.sh: Check for Sepolia RPC variables
    entrypoint.sh->>entrypoint.sh: Check for Mainnet RPC variables
    entrypoint.sh->>RPC_Endpoints: Validate RPC endpoints
    RPC_Endpoints-->>entrypoint.sh: Return validation result
    entrypoint.sh->>User: Display error or proceed
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🐰 In the meadow, I hop with glee,
New checks for RPC, oh what a spree!
Mainnet and Sepolia, side by side,
With clearer messages, we take pride.
So let’s dance and cheer, my friends,
For the script's bright future, it never ends! 🌼


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f7416c9 and dd471d1.

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entrypoint.sh (2)

7-9: Conditional checks for environment variables are correctly implemented.

The expanded checks for both mainnet and sepolia network variables ensure that the script only proceeds if all required environment variables are set. This is crucial for the correct operation of the script in different network configurations.

Also applies to: 11-12


18-20: Command execution with new mainnet endpoints is correctly implemented.

The inclusion of new mainnet endpoints in the command ensures that the script can operate with both mainnet and sepolia configurations. This broadens the usability of the script.

Consider verifying the correct operation of the cached-eth-rpc command with the new endpoints in a test environment to ensure everything functions as expected.

exit 1
fi

# Run the cached-eth-rpc command with environment variables
exec /app/cached-eth-rpc \
--endpoint=eth-mainnet="$ETH_MAINNET_RPC" \
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i feel like we should somehow generate the endpoint parameters. This will load rpcs we don't need into different environments and doesn't allow us to easily set new endpoints

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