Updating ABIs, Reducing New Task Time

[wesfloyd]

gm @stevennevins - how do you feel about these 2x small changes & updates?

[MegaRedHand]

We recently updated contracts to v1.1.1 of middleware and regenerated the abi files (#130). Some of these changes aren't there though. Could you let me know how you generated these?

[wesfloyd]

That's a helpful callout. I simply ran build, extract ABIs, etc per our instructions here.

I think git fetch (updates) did not automatically update the submodules! Which likely resulted in my ABIs not looking right.

Do you have any best practice for updating those submodules when you update your repo?

[wesfloyd]

Ahh sorry, old habits die hard. I'm still used to asking smart humans like you for help, when I should be asking the superintelligence to save our time 🤣

[stevennevins]

git submodule update --init --recursive

if you see a diff in your lib/{some-dependency} in a foundry project then you usually need to run the above

[MegaRedHand]

Or the good old rm -rf lib/{some-dependency} && git submodule update --init --recursive when the above doesn't help.
I'm still looking for a way to make git update submodules automatically when switching branches 😞

[stevennevins]

maybe soldeer would help here?

[wesfloyd]

Updating the submodules fixed it! Thanks all, will close this PR - no longer needed