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In `@test/concrete/raindex/RaindexV7.st0xNav.fork.t.sol`:
- Around line 217-219: Strengthen the assertions after IRaindexV6.takeOrders4 in
the NAV-step test by deriving the effective settlement ratio from totalIn and
totalOut, respecting the configured IOIsInput direction and permitted rounding,
then compare it against expectedAfter; retain the existing nonzero fill checks.
- Around line 370-383: Update the REGEN block in RaindexV7.st0xNav.fork.t.sol to
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| // 1. Fetch the strategy: | ||
| // git -C st0x.registry show 2026-09-02-st0x-fixed-spread-v7:src/st0x-fixed-spread-v7.rain > v7.rain | ||
| // 2. Compose base-sell / base-buy to flat rainlang with the test signer, | ||
| // using `raindex_common::rainlang::compose_to_rainlang` (dotrain | ||
| // v6.0.1-alpha.24), entrypoints ["calculate-io","handle-io"] and bindings: | ||
| // raindex-subparser = 0x22839F16281E67E5Fd395fAFd1571e820CbD46cB | ||
| // erc4626-subparser = 0xd69dC3d58a7C875117f9c7cecF4F1A7f3CA47254 | ||
| // oracle-signer = 0x14791697260E4c9A71f18484C9f997B308e59325 (vm.addr(TEST_SIGNER_PK)) | ||
| // oracle-schema-version = 7 | ||
| // wt-vault = 0x997baE3EC193a249596d3708C3fAB7C501Bb8a53 | ||
| // derive-fn = 'derive-sell (sell) | 'derive-buy (buy) | ||
| // min-price = 0.000001 | ||
| // max-price = 1000000 | ||
| // 3. Hex-encode each composed rainlang (UTF-8) into the `bytes constant`s above. |
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Document the required artifact-copy sequence.
The REGEN block omits the canonical rainix-copy-artifacts sequence: forge soldeer install → script/build-meta.sh → forge script script/BuildPointers.sol → forge build → forge script script/CopyArtifacts.sol --ffi → ./script/build.sh → forge fmt. Add it and stage all resulting artifacts so copy-artifacts does not report drift.
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In `@test/concrete/raindex/RaindexV7.st0xNav.fork.t.sol` around lines 370 - 383,
Update the REGEN block in RaindexV7.st0xNav.fork.t.sol to document the canonical
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The NAV-step case now proves the take SETTLES at the re-priced ratio, not merely that it does not revert. `takeOrders4` reports taker-perspective amounts, so the effective settlement ratio is totalOut / totalIn (input/output, the Raindex invariant). Assert it is bounded below by the post-step derived io (rounding always favours the order) and within 0.01% above it, which rejects a fill settled at the stale pre-step ratio (~80x off). Addresses CodeRabbit review on PR #2857. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ3QV1QrwmaS7ACSf7cds7
Adds RaindexV7St0xNavForkTest, the v7 analogue of the v6 NAV harness. It proves the "derive, don't gate" pivot (RAI-2199 / RAI-2203): the order ratio is derived on-chain as signed-underlying-price x the wt vault's live ERC4626 conversion, in both directions, and a NAV step between quote and take re-prices the fill instead of reverting (v6 reverted "Vault NAV ratio mismatch"). Self-contained, no live v7 order required: the base-sell / base-buy scenarios of src/st0x-fixed-spread-v7.rain are composed offline with a test oracle-signer, parsed on the Base fork via the DISpair parse2 (proving erc4626-convert-to-shares resolves on the deployed subparser), added live via addOrder4, and quoted against a 9-slot v7 context signed in-test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ3QV1QrwmaS7ACSf7cds7
The NAV-step case now proves the take SETTLES at the re-priced ratio, not merely that it does not revert. `takeOrders4` reports taker-perspective amounts, so the effective settlement ratio is totalOut / totalIn (input/output, the Raindex invariant). Assert it is bounded below by the post-step derived io (rounding always favours the order) and within 0.01% above it, which rejects a fill settled at the stale pre-step ratio (~80x off). Addresses CodeRabbit review on PR #2857. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ3QV1QrwmaS7ACSf7cds7
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Adds a `robinhood-mainnet` entry to `subgraph/networks.json` so the Raindex subgraph is deployed and indexed on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). ## Evidence **Contract is live and canonical.** `eth_getCode` for `0x37FC0EFec37D19f8A221aa4F8F7600C9ba2AcD20` on chain 4663 returns runtime bytecode whose sha256 is `7f7ce144d6d932cb72bb1151eaa23a8243eeaa5f33c3bd4e96c21f0c251bb561` — byte-identical to the Base deployment at the same address. Existing ABIs and mappings therefore apply unchanged; no schema, template or handler changes are needed. **startBlock 59557818**, verified at the boundary: block 59557817 returns `0x`, block 59557818 returns the full 48730-char bytecode hashing to the value above. Block timestamp = 2026-09-10 16:48:19 UTC. ### Use an archive RPC for this The chain's default endpoint `https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com` is **state-pruned**. For older blocks it answers `eth_getCode` with ``` {"code":-32000,"message":"metadata is not found, 30157177"} ``` rather than an empty result. Any binary search that treats an RPC error as "no code" — including a plain `cast code --block` loop — therefore converges on the node's moving pruning boundary rather than the deploy block. Doing exactly that produced a plausible-looking but wrong answer (60303236) that drifted between runs. The figure above was resolved against `https://robinhood-chain.gateway.tenderly.co`, which serves full archive state and returns `0x` at block 30157174 where the default endpoint errors. This is the same distinction `script/build-start-blocks.sh` already encodes in its `code_at` helper (`yes` / `no` / `err`), which is why that script is correct and an ad-hoc loop is not. **`robinhood-mainnet` is Goldsky's slug, not a guess.** Goldsky's chain metadata lists Robinhood Chain with `chainId: '4663'` and `subgraphSlug: 'robinhood-mainnet'`, with mainnet subgraph support enabled. The existing keys follow the same convention (`base` → `base`, `arbitrum-one` → `arbitrum-one`); this key is what `subgraph-deploy` passes to `graph build --network` and appends to `GOLDSKY_SUBGRAPH_NAME`. ## Verification `graph build --network robinhood-mainnet` was run locally against the committed `subgraph/abis` + `subgraph/generated` — the same path `subgraph-deploy` takes — and completed successfully, emitting a manifest with `network: robinhood-mainnet`, the correct address and `startBlock: 59557818`. graph-cli accepts the network name. `testNetworksJsonAddresses`, the one test that enumerates every key in `networks.json`, passes with the new entry. ## Notes - `subgraph-deploy` versions each deployment as `<address>-<short-commit>`, so dispatching the deploy workflow on this commit publishes a new version for **every** network in `networks.json`, not just Robinhood. Existing consumers pinned to current version URLs are unaffected. - `script/build-start-blocks.sh` only assigns its four named keys, so it preserves this entry but will not refresh it. Extending that script (and the `RAINDEX_START_BLOCK_*` constants) to cover Robinhood is left as a follow-up, deliberately out of scope here. ## CI Four checks are red on this branch and **none are caused by this diff**, which adds a single JSON key: - `rs-static` — the no-ignored-tests lint flags five `vm.skip` occurrences in `test/lib/deploy/*`, all present verbatim on the `main` commit this branch is based on and untouched here. - `rainix-sol / test` — `LibRaindexDeployTaggedConstants` fails on missing pinned constants for soldeer tags `0_1_13` / `0_1_15`. 687 other tests pass. - `copy-artifacts` — transient `403` fetching `crate-alloy-1.8.3.tar.gz` from crates.io. - `rainix-sol / static`. PR #2857, whose diff is unrelated, shows the identical failure set. `subgraph-test` passes here. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01HiqQdxokJ4edjAFyAkN9G3 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added support for the Robinhood mainnet network, enabling indexing from block 59,557,818. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->

closes https://linear.app/makeitrain/issue/RAI-2358/move-the-orders-to-the-v7-onchain-nav-context
What this is
RaindexV7St0xNavForkTest— the v7 analogue of the v6 NAV fork harness(
feat/st0x-v6-nav-fork-test). It backs the CI checkst0x-v7-nav-fork.ymlinST0x-Technology/st0x.registryPR #59, whichchecks out this exact raindex ref and runs
RaindexV7St0xNavForkTest.What it proves
The "derive, don't gate" pivot (RAI-2199 / RAI-2203). v6 signed the vault
NAV ratio at context slot 9 and reverted any fill whose live NAV had moved
("Vault NAV ratio mismatch" — audit H03 DoS surface). v7 signs only the
UNDERLYING price at slot 1 and derives the vault-share order ratio on-chain.
Three tests, all passing on a Base fork:
quote2+takeOrders4succeed and thereturned io-ratio equals the independently computed
underlying × convertToAssets(1 share). Expected == actual ==100.underlying × convertToShares(1 asset).Expected == actual ==
100. Reaching a non-zero ratio here is theon-chain proof that
erc4626-convert-to-sharesresolves on the deployedsubparser (
0xd69dC3…7254) — it is exercised at parse AND at eval.take moves
convertToAssets(1e18)from1.0to80.587…; the fill doesNOT revert and re-prices to
underlying × new NAV=8058.72…. This isthe whole point of v7 over v6.
How the OrderV4 was produced (no hardcoded live-order bytes)
There is no live v7 order (
/context/v7is not in prod), so — unlike the v6harness which decodes a deployed order's calldata — this test builds the
order itself and is fully self-contained:
src/st0x-fixed-spread-v7.rain(base-sell/base-buyscenarios) iscomposed OFFLINE to flat rainlang via
compose_to_rainlang(dotrain v6.0.1-alpha.24), with
oracle-signerbound to this test's key.The two composed strings are embedded as
bytesconstants (UTF-8). Adeterministic regen recipe is in the file footer.
parse2(served bythe expression deployer
0x36ee19…4048) → bytecode. This exercisessubparser word resolution against the DEPLOYED contracts.
EvaluableV4; the orderis added live via
addOrder4and then quoted/taken.The test-signer approach for the signed context
/context/v7cannot be captured from prod, so the order is composed with aTEST
oracle-signerand the 9-slot v7 frame (slot 1 = underlying price;NO slot 9) is signed in-test with that key, using the exact scheme
LibContext.buildverifies:toEthSignedMessageHash(LibHashNoAlloc.hashWords(context)).The signed slot-1 price is the independent input. Time/session slots and the
fork tip / warp target are the v6 fixture's, so every session/expiry guard
passes as it did for v6. (On Base many addresses carry an EIP-7702 delegation,
which would route
SignatureCheckerdown the 1271 path — so the signer's codeis cleared with
vm.etchto force ECDSA recovery.)Run
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