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  • New Features

    • Introduced a position manager for Compound V3, enabling automated supply and withdrawal of assets and collateral.
    • Added a comprehensive interface for interacting with Compound V3 markets.
    • Provided example configuration for connecting to Ethereum mainnet via an environment variable.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated ignore rules to prevent sensitive environment files from being tracked.
  • Tests

    • Added extensive unit and integration tests for the Compound V3 position manager, covering configuration, supply, withdrawal, and collateral operations.
    • Introduced mock contracts to support testing scenarios.

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This update introduces the CompoundV3PositionManager library and its comprehensive test suite, including integration and mock contracts. The changes add new interface definitions for Compound V3, expand environment configuration, and update the .gitignore to exclude sensitive environment files. No modifications were made to existing logic outside these additions.

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File(s) Change Summary
solidity/.env.example Added MAINNET_RPC_URL placeholder for mainnet RPC endpoint.
solidity/.gitignore Added .env to ignored files.
solidity/src/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.sol Added new CompoundV3PositionManager contract for managing Compound V3 positions.
solidity/src/libraries/interfaces/compoundV3/CometMainInterface.sol Added full Compound V3 interface and supporting contracts (configuration, math, storage, core, main interface).
solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol Added unit tests for CompoundV3PositionManager covering config, supply, withdraw, and collateral operations.
solidity/test/libraries/integration_tests/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol Added integration tests for CompoundV3PositionManager using mainnet fork and real token flows.
solidity/test/mocks/MockBaseAccount.sol Added mock account contract to simulate account calls and record execution parameters.
solidity/test/mocks/MockCompoundV3Market.sol Added mock Compound V3 market contract with base token address.
.github/workflows/check-ci.yml Added MAINNET_RPC_URL environment variable for CI workflow.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Processor
    participant CompoundV3PositionManager
    participant InputAccount
    participant CompoundV3Market
    participant OutputAccount

    Processor->>CompoundV3PositionManager: supply(amount)
    CompoundV3PositionManager->>InputAccount: execute(approve + supply)
    InputAccount->>CompoundV3Market: approve(asset, amount)
    InputAccount->>CompoundV3Market: supply(asset, amount)

    Processor->>CompoundV3PositionManager: withdraw(amount)
    CompoundV3PositionManager->>InputAccount: execute(withdraw)
    InputAccount->>CompoundV3Market: withdraw(asset, amount, OutputAccount)
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With tests and mocks, its power revealed.
From input to output, tokens flow with care,
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (8)
solidity/test/mocks/MockBaseAccount.sol (2)

13-19: Consider adding input validation for robustness.

The execute function accepts any parameters without validation. While this is acceptable for a mock contract, consider adding basic checks to make tests more reliable:

 function execute(address target, uint256 value, bytes calldata data) external returns (bytes memory result) {
+    require(target != address(0), "Invalid target address");
     ExecuteParams memory params = ExecuteParams({target: target, value: value, data: data});

21-22: Consider adding a withdrawal function for test cleanup.

The contract can receive ETH but has no withdrawal mechanism. While this might be intentional for testing, consider adding a simple withdrawal function to prevent ETH from being locked in test scenarios.

solidity/test/mocks/MockCompoundV3Market.sol (1)

4-4: Remove unused import.

The IERC20 interface is imported but not used in this contract. Consider removing it to keep the code clean.

-import {IERC20} from "forge-std/src/interfaces/IERC20.sol";
solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (1)

56-56: Remove or uncomment the commented code

This line appears to be commented out. If the library approval is needed for the tests, it should be uncommented. Otherwise, remove it to keep the code clean.

solidity/test/libraries/integration_tests/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (1)

31-31: Add error handling for missing environment variable

Consider using vm.envOr to provide a default or skip the test if the environment variable is not set.

-        vm.createSelectFork(vm.envString("MAINNET_RPC_URL"), 22638149); // Adjust the block number as needed
+        string memory rpcUrl = vm.envOr("MAINNET_RPC_URL", string(""));
+        if (bytes(rpcUrl).length == 0) {
+            vm.skip(true);
+            return;
+        }
+        vm.createSelectFork(rpcUrl, 22638149); // Adjust the block number as needed
solidity/src/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.sol (1)

140-141: Clean up comment formatting

Remove the extra slashes in the comment.

-        // // get the withdrawable amount of base asset from the market
+        // get the withdrawable amount of base asset from the market
solidity/src/libraries/interfaces/compoundV3/CometMainInterface.sol (2)

217-217: Consider reordering constants for better readability.

MAX_COLLATERAL_FACTOR references FACTOR_SCALE which is defined later on line 242. While this works in Solidity, reordering constants by dependency would improve code readability.


321-470: Well-structured interface with comprehensive error handling.

The interface is well-designed with extensive custom errors and properly indexed events. The modular separation of concerns (Configuration, Math, Storage, Core) provides good architectural foundation.

Consider documenting the rationale for having separate internal storage variables (lines 161-169) alongside the TotalsBasic struct to help future maintainers understand this design choice.

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solidity/.gitignore (1)

9-9: LGTM! Good security practice.

Adding .env to gitignore prevents sensitive environment variables from being accidentally committed to version control.

solidity/.env.example (1)

1-1: LGTM! Standard environment variable documentation.

The placeholder format clearly indicates what type of value is expected for the mainnet RPC URL configuration.

solidity/test/mocks/MockCompoundV3Market.sol (1)

6-11: LGTM! Appropriate minimal mock design.

The contract provides the necessary baseToken address functionality for testing the Compound V3 Position Manager without unnecessary complexity.

solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (1)

203-276: Well-structured supply tests

The supply tests comprehensively cover all scenarios including exact amounts, zero amounts (entire balance), approval verification, and access control. The use of revert patterns to inspect internal call parameters is clever.

solidity/test/libraries/integration_tests/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (1)

61-152: Excellent integration test coverage

The integration tests effectively validate real protocol interactions including:

  • Supply operations with zero and exact amounts
  • Interest accrual over time
  • Withdraw operations with accumulated interest

The helper functions are well-organized and the tests provide confidence in the implementation.

solidity/src/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.sol (2)

48-73: Robust configuration validation

The validation logic properly checks all critical configuration parameters:

  • Non-zero addresses for all accounts and market proxy
  • Verification that the base asset matches the market's base token

This ensures the contract cannot be misconfigured.


98-116: Well-implemented supply logic

The supply implementation correctly:

  • Handles zero amount as "supply entire balance"
  • Approves the exact amount before supplying
  • Works for both base assets and collateral
  • Uses memory storage for gas efficiency
solidity/src/libraries/interfaces/compoundV3/CometMainInterface.sol (1)

160-169: Verify the storage layout pattern with duplicated fields.

The individual storage variables duplicate the fields from the TotalsBasic struct. While this pattern can be used for gas optimization or upgradeability, it requires careful synchronization to avoid inconsistencies.

Please confirm this duplication is intentional and that the implementation properly manages both the struct and individual fields to maintain consistency.

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solidity/src/libraries/Splitter.sol (1)

143-154: Consider optimizing the validation logic to avoid redundant checks.

The second validation loop checks the same token constraints multiple times if there are multiple splits for the same token. Consider tracking which tokens have been validated to avoid redundant checks.

+        // Track validated tokens to avoid redundant checks
+        mapping(IERC20 => bool) memory validatedTokens;
+        
         // checking if sum of all ratios is 1 and conflicting types are not provided
         for (uint256 i = 0; i < splits.length; i++) {
             SplitConfig memory split = splits[i];
             
+            // Skip if token already validated
+            if (validatedTokens[split.token]) continue;
+            validatedTokens[split.token] = true;
+            
             if(split.splitType == SplitType.FixedAmount) {
                 require(tokenRatioSplitSum[split.token] == 0, "Invalid split config: cannot combine different split types for same token.");
             } else if(split.splitType == SplitType.FixedRatio) {
                 require(tokenRatioSplitSum[split.token] == 10 ** DECIMALS, "Invalid split config: sum of ratios is not equal to 1.");
                 require(tokenAmountSplitSum[split.token] == 0, "Invalid split config: cannot combine different split types for same token.");
             } else {
                 require(tokenAmountSplitSum[split.token] == 0 && tokenRatioSplitSum[split.token] == 0, "Invalid split config: cannot combine different split types for same token.");
             }
         }
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solidity/src/libraries/Splitter.sol (1)

9-14: Verify PR title consistency.

The PR title mentions "Compound V3 Position Manager" but this contract implements a Splitter library for distributing funds. Please ensure the PR title accurately reflects the changes.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

solidity/test/libraries/Splitter.t.sol (1)

1-340: Well-structured and comprehensive test coverage!

The tests thoroughly cover all validation scenarios and edge cases for the Splitter configuration logic. The test naming convention is clear and follows best practices.

@MMujtabaRoohani-BlockApex MMujtabaRoohani-BlockApex force-pushed the main branch 3 times, most recently from f25bc7a to ede0d8a Compare June 5, 2025 13:27
Co-authored-by: HareemSaad <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Ayush Shaw <[email protected]>
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solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (2)

315-315: ⚠️ Potential issue

Replace UINT256_MAX with type(uint256).max.

Based on the codebase standards, use type(uint256).max instead of the undefined UINT256_MAX.

-            CometMainInterface.withdrawTo.selector, address(outputAccount), address(baseToken), UINT256_MAX
+            CometMainInterface.withdrawTo.selector, address(outputAccount), address(baseToken), type(uint256).max

371-371: ⚠️ Potential issue

Replace UINT256_MAX with type(uint256).max.

Use type(uint256).max for consistency with the codebase standards.

-            abi.encodeWithSelector(CometMainInterface.withdrawTo.selector, address(outputAccount), token, UINT256_MAX);
+            abi.encodeWithSelector(CometMainInterface.withdrawTo.selector, address(outputAccount), token, type(uint256).max);
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solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (3)

4-4: Remove unused console import.

The console import from forge-std is not used anywhere in this test file.

-import {Test, console} from "forge-std/src/Test.sol";
+import {Test} from "forge-std/src/Test.sol";

56-56: Remove commented-out code.

This commented line should be removed to maintain code cleanliness.

        compoundV3PositionManager = new CompoundV3PositionManager(owner, processor, abi.encode(config));
-        // inputAccount.approveLibrary(address(compoundV3PositionManager));
        vm.stopPrank();

214-215: Consider using a clearer pattern for verifying the number of execute calls.

The current pattern of using vm.expectRevert() to verify that only a specific number of calls were made is not immediately clear. Consider adding a helper function or using a more explicit assertion.

Example helper function:

function assertExecuteCallCount(MockBaseAccount account, uint256 expectedCount) internal {
    // Try to access one more than expected count
    vm.expectRevert();
    account.executeParams(expectedCount);
}

Then use it in tests:

-        vm.expectRevert();
-        MockBaseAccount(inputAccount).executeParams(2);
+        assertExecuteCallCount(inputAccount, 2);

Also applies to: 235-236, 256-257, 289-290, 309-310, 345-346, 365-366, 403-404, 425-426, 446-447

solidity/test/libraries/integration_tests/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (3)

31-31: Consider using a more recent block number or making it configurable.

The hardcoded block number 22638149 may become stale over time. Consider using a more recent block or making it configurable through environment variables to ensure tests remain valid as the blockchain progresses.

-        vm.createSelectFork(vm.envString("MAINNET_RPC_URL"), 22638149); // Adjust the block number as needed
+        vm.createSelectFork(vm.envString("MAINNET_RPC_URL"), vm.envOr("FORK_BLOCK_NUMBER", uint256(22638149)));

81-81: Fix inconsistent comment in assertion.

The comment states "500 cUSDC" but the deal amount is 1000 USDC, making the assertion expect approximately 1000 cUSDC.

-        assertApproxEqAbs(cusdBalance, dealAmount, 2, "Input account should have approximately 500 cUSDC after supply");
+        assertApproxEqAbs(cusdBalance, dealAmount, 2, "Input account should have approximately 1000 cUSDC after supply");

86-87: Fix inconsistent variable naming and comments.

The comment on line 87 states "500 USDC" but the supplyAmount is actually 400e6 (400 USDC). This inconsistency could confuse readers.

         uint256 dealAmount = 500e6; // 500 USDC
-        uint256 supplyAmount = 400e6; // 500 USDC
+        uint256 supplyAmount = 400e6; // 400 USDC
solidity/src/libraries/interfaces/compoundV3/CometMainInterface.sol (1)

191-312: Well-structured core contract with comprehensive constants.

The helper functions for value conversions are mathematically sound. The overflow warnings in comments (lines 299-300, 307-308) are valuable for maintainers.

Minor suggestion: Consider grouping the scale-related constants together (lines 233-242) for better readability.

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solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (6)
Learnt from: HareemSaad
PR: timewave-computer/valence-protocol#380
File: solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol:315-315
Timestamp: 2025-06-05T13:22:22.057Z
Learning: In Foundry test files, UINT256_MAX is a predefined constant provided by the Test.sol contract from forge-std. Do not suggest replacing it with type(uint256).max as it's already available and commonly used in Foundry tests.
Learnt from: HareemSaad
PR: timewave-computer/valence-protocol#380
File: solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol:315-315
Timestamp: 2025-06-05T13:22:22.058Z
Learning: In Foundry test files that inherit from forge-std/Test.sol, UINT256_MAX is a predefined constant provided by the Test contract. Do not suggest replacing it with type(uint256).max as it's already available and commonly used in Foundry tests.
Learnt from: HareemSaad
PR: timewave-computer/valence-protocol#380
File: solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol:315-315
Timestamp: 2025-06-05T13:22:22.058Z
Learning: In Foundry test files that inherit from forge-std/Test.sol, UINT256_MAX is a predefined constant provided by the Test contract. Do not suggest replacing it with type(uint256).max as it's already available and commonly used in Foundry tests.
Learnt from: HareemSaad
PR: timewave-computer/valence-protocol#380
File: solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol:315-315
Timestamp: 2025-06-05T13:22:22.058Z
Learning: UINT256_MAX is not provided as a public constant in Foundry's forge-std/Test.sol. It exists as a private constant in StdCheats.sol but is not accessible outside that contract. The standard approach is to use type(uint256).max directly or define UINT256_MAX locally in test contracts.
Learnt from: HareemSaad
PR: timewave-computer/valence-protocol#380
File: solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol:315-315
Timestamp: 2025-06-05T13:22:22.058Z
Learning: UINT256_MAX is not provided as a public constant in Foundry's forge-std/Test.sol. It exists as a private constant in StdCheats.sol but is not accessible outside that contract. The standard approach is to use type(uint256).max directly or define UINT256_MAX locally in test contracts.
Learnt from: HareemSaad
PR: timewave-computer/valence-protocol#380
File: solidity/test/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-06-05T13:22:38.034Z
Learning: In the valence-protocol codebase, the standard approach for representing the maximum uint256 value is `type(uint256).max`, which is used consistently throughout the test files rather than any custom UINT256_MAX constant.
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solidity/test/libraries/integration_tests/CompoundV3PositionManager.t.sol (2)

112-138: Excellent integration test for interest accrual.

This test effectively validates the core functionality of the Compound V3 position manager by:

  • Supplying assets to earn interest
  • Simulating time progression to allow interest accrual
  • Verifying that withdrawal includes both principal and earned interest
  • Ensuring proper fund transfer to the output account

The time manipulation logic and interest verification demonstrate thorough testing of the position manager's real-world behavior.


157-163: Well-implemented time manipulation for testing.

The _skipTime function correctly simulates both timestamp advancement and block progression, accounting for the typical 12-second block time. This is essential for testing interest accrual in time-dependent DeFi protocols.

solidity/src/libraries/CompoundV3PositionManager.sol (5)

42-73: Excellent configuration validation with comprehensive checks.

The validateConfig function implements robust validation:

  • Zero address checks for all critical components
  • Verification that the provided base asset matches the market's actual base token
  • Clear, descriptive error messages

This validation prevents configuration errors that could lead to failed transactions or incorrect behavior.


82-84: Clean separation of concerns in public functions.

The public supply function correctly delegates to the internal _supply function, maintaining a clean interface while allowing code reuse between base asset and collateral operations.


99-114: Well-implemented supply logic with proper abstractions.

The _supply function demonstrates several best practices:

  • Handles zero amount as "use entire balance" semantics
  • Properly approves tokens before supply operation
  • Uses BaseAccount abstraction for secure execution
  • Correctly encodes calls to the Compound V3 interface

The implementation correctly handles both base assets and collateral tokens through the same logic path.


135-146: Correct withdrawal implementation using Compound V3 patterns.

The withdrawal logic properly:

  • Uses type(uint256).max for withdrawing entire position (Compound V3 convention)
  • Calls withdrawTo to send funds directly to the output account
  • Maintains consistency with the supply pattern using BaseAccount execution

152-164: Proper configuration management with access controls.

The configuration management functions correctly:

  • Use onlyOwner access control for updates
  • Validate configuration changes through the same validation logic
  • Follow the Library pattern for initialization

This ensures only authorized parties can modify the position manager's behavior while maintaining consistency.

solidity/test/mocks/MockBaseAccount.sol (1)

4-23: LGTM! Well-structured mock contract for testing.

The mock implementation correctly captures execution parameters for verification in tests without performing actual executions, which is the appropriate behavior for a test mock.

solidity/src/libraries/interfaces/compoundV3/CometMainInterface.sol (4)

10-49: Configuration structures are well-designed.

The use of packed structs with appropriately sized types (uint64, uint104, etc.) optimizes storage efficiency. The bytes32 fields for name and symbol in ExtConfiguration are a gas-efficient choice.


58-111: Robust math utility functions with proper bounds checking.

All casting functions correctly validate inputs before conversion, preventing overflow/underflow issues. The custom errors provide clear failure reasons.


120-187: Excellent storage optimization with packed structs.

The storage layout maximizes efficiency through careful struct packing. The explicit slot comments (e.g., "512 bits total = 2 slots") help maintainers understand the optimization strategy.


321-470: Comprehensive and well-organized protocol interface.

The interface provides a complete set of functions for interacting with the Compound V3 protocol. The error definitions are descriptive, and events are properly structured with appropriate indexed parameters for efficient log filtering.

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