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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved memory-safety in metadata hash computations to reduce risk of incorrect hashing.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined internal hash calculation and strengthened metadata validation logic.
  • Tests

    • Updated performance snapshots and adjusted test imports/names to align with code changes.
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    • Updated a vendor/submodule reference and performed repository maintenance.

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Updates include numeric gas-snapshot entries, a forge-std submodule bump, replacing direct keccak256 calls with memory-safe inline-assembly hashing in several libraries/contracts, minor import lint suppressions, and small test import/identifier changes. No public signatures were altered.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Snapshots & Submodule
​.gas-snapshot, lib/forge-std
Updated numeric gas snapshot entries; advanced the lib/forge-std submodule commit reference.
Memory-safe hashing (contracts/libs)
src/concrete/MetaBoard.sol, src/lib/LibDescribedByMeta.sol, src/lib/LibMeta.sol
Replaced direct keccak256(...) uses with memory-safe inline assembly that copies data to memory then calls keccak256; LibMeta.checkMetaHashedV1 now calls checkMetaUnhashedV1(meta).
Interface & lint
src/interface/unstable/IMetaV1_2.sol
Added imports (UnexpectedMetaHash, NotRainMetaV1, META_MAGIC_NUMBER_V1) from deprecated IMetaV1.sol and a forge-lint suppression for an unused-import.
Test identifier rename
test/lib/LibDescribedByMeta.emitForDescribedAddress.t.sol
Renamed public immutable storage variable expectedEXPECTED and updated constructor/return usage.
Test import adjustments
test/lib/LibMeta.checkMetaUnhashedV1_2.t.sol, test/lib/LibMeta.isRainMetaV1_2.t.sol
Removed or reduced imported symbols (UnexpectedMetaHash, NotRainMetaV1) from tests; adjusted imports to match updated interface file.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant MetaBoard as MetaBoard.hash
  participant Memory as Memory (mstore)
  participant Keccak as keccak256

  Caller->>MetaBoard: hash(bytes calldata data)
  Note right of MetaBoard: copy calldata -> memory (assembly)
  MetaBoard->>Memory: copy calldata into memory
  MetaBoard->>Keccak: keccak256(memory_ptr, length)
  Keccak-->>MetaBoard: bytes32 hash
  MetaBoard-->>Caller: return dataHash
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Possibly related PRs

  • fix nix #69 — Updates the lib/forge-std submodule reference (related submodule bump).

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test/lib/LibMeta.isRainMetaV1_2.t.sol (1)

7-7: LGTM! Import cleanup addresses previous review feedback.

The import now only includes META_MAGIC_NUMBER_V1, removing the previously unused symbols (UnexpectedMetaHash and NotRainMetaV1). The lint suppression directive has also been removed as requested.


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src/lib/LibMeta.sol (1)

39-48: Consider validating metadata format before checking hash.

The function currently checks the hash (lines 40-46) before validating that meta is valid Rain metadata (line 47). This ordering can produce misleading errors:

  • If meta is invalid Rain metadata AND the hash doesn't match, you get UnexpectedMetaHash without knowing the metadata is malformed
  • The hash check should ideally operate on validated metadata

Consider reordering to check metadata validity first:

 function checkMetaHashedV1(bytes32 expectedHash, bytes memory meta) internal pure {
+    checkMetaUnhashedV1(meta);
     bytes32 actualHash;
     assembly ("memory-safe") {
         actualHash := keccak256(add(meta, 0x20), mload(meta))
     }
     if (expectedHash != actualHash) {
         revert UnexpectedMetaHash(expectedHash, actualHash);
     }
-    checkMetaUnhashedV1(meta);
 }

This ensures format validation occurs before hash computation, providing clearer error messages and failing fast on malformed input.

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lib/forge-std (1)

1-1: Update PR description to document the forge-std dependency bump.

Submodule update to b8f065f has been verified as safe—it adds Unichain and Unichain Sepolia RPC URLs, a low-risk, backwards-compatible change. However, the PR description remains empty. Add a note explaining why this version bump was necessary and its relationship to the refactored assembly-based hash calculations, if applicable.

test/lib/LibMeta.checkMetaUnhashedV1_2.t.sol (1)

7-7: LGTM! Import cleanup aligns with test scope.

Removing UnexpectedMetaHash is appropriate since this test file only validates unhashed metadata format, not hash matching.

src/interface/unstable/IMetaV1_2.sol (1)

5-6: LGTM! Re-export pattern supports gradual migration.

This imports symbols from the deprecated IMetaV1.sol to re-export them, allowing consumers to import from IMetaV1_2.sol instead of the deprecated path. The lint suppression is appropriate since the interface itself doesn't use these symbols directly.

src/lib/LibDescribedByMeta.sol (1)

16-19: LGTM! Memory-safe assembly pattern is correct.

The assembly implementation correctly:

  • Skips the 32-byte length prefix with add(meta, 0x20)
  • Uses the length from mload(meta)
  • Produces the same result as keccak256(meta) with explicit memory-safety annotation
.gas-snapshot (1)

1-9: LGTM! Expected gas snapshot updates.

The metrics updates reflect the functional changes in this PR (memory-safe assembly hashing and additional validation checks).

src/lib/LibMeta.sol (2)

5-5: LGTM! Lint suppression for re-exported interface.

The unused import suppression is appropriate since IMetaV1_2 is imported alongside the error types and constants, likely for consistency with the import pattern across the codebase.


40-43: LGTM! Memory-safe assembly implementation is correct.

The assembly implementation correctly computes the keccak256 hash by:

  • Skipping the length prefix with add(meta, 0x20)
  • Using the actual byte length from mload(meta)
  • Maintaining memory-safety guarantees

This is consistent with the same pattern used in LibDescribedByMeta.sol.

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1-10: Gas snapshot updates appear consistent with implementation changes.

The updated metrics reflect the new assembly-based hashing implementations. Ensure these measurements were generated after all code changes and that the gas differences align with expectations from the memory-safe assembly approach.

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