Fix abigen 0.2-dev

[mkysel]

Add JSON flag to forge inspect ABI generation

Modified the forge inspect command to include --json flag when generating contract ABI files in the contract artifact generation process

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The contract generation script in generate

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Macroscope summarized 067704b.

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• New Features
  • ABI generation now produces outputs in a standardized JSON format, providing a more consistent and structured representation of ABI data for improved integration.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the command used in the generate_bindings function within the contracts generation script. Specifically, the forge inspect command now includes the --json flag to output the ABI in JSON format. The error handling remains intact, capturing any failures during ABI generation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
contracts/dev/generate	Updated the forge inspect command in generate_bindings to use the --json flag for ABI output. Error handling unchanged.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant G as generate_bindings
    participant F as Forge Inspector

    G->>F: Execute "forge inspect --json"
    F-->>G: Return ABI in JSON format
    G->>G: Process ABI data
    G->>G: If error, handle failure and exit

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

contracts/dev/generate (1)

34-37: Consider adding --json flag for bytecode consistency

While the ABI generation now uses the --json flag, the bytecode generation command doesn't include it. For consistency and to prevent potential issues if the default output format changes, consider adding the --json flag here as well.

-    if ! forge inspect "${source_artifact}:${filename}" bytecode > "${build_artifact}.bin.json"; then
+    if ! forge inspect --json "${source_artifact}:${filename}" bytecode > "${build_artifact}.bin.json"; then
        echo "ERROR: Failed to generate bytecode for ${filename}" >&2
        exit 1
    fi

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

contracts/dev/generate (1)

29-29: Good update to specify the JSON format explicitly

Adding the --json flag to the forge inspect command ensures that the ABI is properly formatted as JSON, which is required for the Go bindings generator to process it correctly. This change aligns with the PR objective to fix abigen compatibility.