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  • New Features

    • Added new token metadata and cross-chain connections for "base" and "ethereum" chains in configuration files.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated route whitelist to restrict warp routes to only the specified 'SPK/base' route, improving route control.

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A new YAML config file was added for token metadata and cross-chain connections. The warp route whitelist is now a fixed array with a single route instead of being nullable. The warp routes YAML was updated to include two token entries with detailed info and cross-chain links.

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File(s) Summary
src/consts/base-config.yaml Added new YAML config defining metadata and cross-chain connections for two tokens.
src/consts/warpRouteWhitelist.ts Changed warpRouteWhitelist from nullable array to fixed array with 'SPK/base' route.
src/consts/warpRoutes.yaml Updated to include two tokens with metadata and cross-chain connections; options unchanged.

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The whitelist’s not empty, it’s got a new face,
'SPK/base' now stands, in its special place.
YAMLs grow richer, connections entwine—
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
src/consts/base-config.yaml (1)

1-20: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Keep the swamp DRY – avoid copy-pasting token blobs

Looks like these very same SPK token stanzas already live in warpRoutes.yaml. Duplicating them in a second config file will bite us the next time addresses or decimals change – one half of the marsh will get out-of-date. Consider either
a) importing/merging a single source of truth, or
b) splitting the concerns (e.g. put chain-agnostic token metadata in one place and per-route overrides elsewhere).

Doing so keeps maintenance nice and tidy like a well-raked swamp.

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/consts/warpRoutes.yaml (1)

5-22: Mind the duplication & casing

  1. Same SPK token definitions appear in base-config.yaml. Pick one stable home.
  2. Ethereum addresses are best stored in EIP-55 checksum case to avoid accidental typos. A quick npx ethers check-address can settle that.
  3. The asymmetric connections strings flagged in the other file are present here too – worth cross-checking before the portal between chains gets clogged.

Nothing blocking, but tidying these bits now saves swamp-cleaning later.

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src/consts/base-config.yaml (1)

5-16: Give the connection strings another sniff

The connections entries (ethereum|ethereum|… and ethereum|base|…) look asymmetric. If the format is <registry>|<chain>|<address> you may have mixed up the first segment for the Base-side entry (expected base|…|… perhaps?). Please eyeball the schema or run the validator to be sure the bridge back home actually finds its mate.

Comment on lines +5 to +7
export const warpRouteWhitelist: Array<string> = [
'SPK/base',
];
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Route ID doesn’t follow the spec – likely to mis-match downstream

Comment says the shape is SYMBOL/chain1-chain2… (chains alphabetically).
'SPK/base' is missing the second chain. For the pair you introduced it ought to read 'SPK/base-ethereum'.

-export const warpRouteWhitelist: Array<string> = [
-    'SPK/base',
+export const warpRouteWhitelist: Array<string> = [
+    // chains in alphabetical order: base < ethereum
+    'SPK/base-ethereum',
 ];

Also remember: changing null → array means any code that relied on “null ⇒ include all routes” now gets a single-route filter. Make sure callers aren’t still checking for null.


Alright, let’s take a peek at how warpRouteWhitelist is defined and used across the repo:


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#!/bin/bash
# Show the whitelist definition
sed -n '1,200p' src/consts/warpRouteWhitelist.ts

# Find all references to warpRouteWhitelist
rg "warpRouteWhitelist" -n .

Length of output: 1431


Let’s double-check the actual chain names in warpCoreConfig.ts to ensure “ethereum” is correct:


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#!/bin/bash
# Show the top of warpCoreConfig
sed -n '1,200p' src/features/warpCore/warpCoreConfig.ts

# Locate where registryWarpRoutes is defined or imported
rg "registryWarpRoutes" -n src/features/warpCore

Length of output: 3573


Fix warpRouteWhitelist entry & revisit null-case filtering

The whitelist entry needs the full SYMBOL/chainA-chainB format (chains alphabetically), and since we’ve switched from null to an array literal the “include all” path is now unreachable—our filter always runs.

• src/consts/warpRouteWhitelist.ts (around line 5)

 export const warpRouteWhitelist: string[] = [
-   'SPK/base',
+   // chains in alphabetical order: base < ethereum
+   'SPK/base-ethereum',
 ];

• src/features/warpCore/warpCoreConfig.ts (lines 14–16)
– Currently uses warpRouteWhitelist ? filterToIds(…) : registryWarpRoutes.
– Since warpRouteWhitelist is never null, you’ll always hit the filter path. If you still want “null ⇒ include all,” either allow warpRouteWhitelist to be null or change the condition to check length > 0.

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Suggested change
export const warpRouteWhitelist: Array<string> = [
'SPK/base',
];
export const warpRouteWhitelist: string[] = [
// chains in alphabetical order: base < ethereum
'SPK/base-ethereum',
];
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/consts/warpRouteWhitelist.ts around lines 5 to 7, update the whitelist
entry to follow the full SYMBOL/chainA-chainB format with chains alphabetically
sorted, changing 'SPK/base' to 'SPK/base-ethereum'. Additionally, in
src/features/warpCore/warpCoreConfig.ts around lines 14 to 16, revise the
conditional that checks warpRouteWhitelist so it verifies if the array length is
greater than zero instead of checking for null, ensuring the filter only applies
when the whitelist has entries and allowing an "include all" path when the
whitelist is empty.

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