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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces a distinction between script-disbursed and manually-disbursed modalities in the initial distribution system. It adds new type definitions, constants, and a helper function to identify script-disbursed modalities, then updates the CSV loading logic to filter out manually-handled modalities while maintaining proper mapping. Changes
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In `@script/initial-distribution/README.md`:
- Around line 3-7: The README's post-scriptum section contains grammar and
clarity issues: replace "post-scriptums" with "post-scripts" or "postscripts"
(or simply "postscript") in the post-scriptum heading/body, correct the phrase
"The treasury is end date…" to a clear possessive or phrasing such as "The
treasury's end date is…" or "At the treasury's end date…" to convey meaning, and
change "its transactions" referring to the four contracts to the plural "their
transactions" (or explicitly name the contracts) so subject/verb agreement is
correct; apply these edits in the post-scriptum section and the other referenced
paragraphs that repeat the same wording.
In `@script/initial-distribution/src/modalities.ts`:
- Around line 59-62: The isKnownModality function uses the `in` operator which
checks the prototype chain and can falsely accept inherited keys; replace that
check with an own-property test (e.g., use
Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(MODALITIES, s) or a Map/Set lookup) so only
real keys on MODALITIES are accepted, while keeping the existing fallback to
(MODALITIES_NOT_DISBURSED_BY_OUR_SCRIPT as readonly string[]).includes(s);
update isKnownModality accordingly to prevent inherited keys (which break
lookups like MODALITIES_TS_TO_EVM in loadDisbursementCsv) from passing
validation.
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📚 Learning: 2026-03-01T13:52:43.616Z
Learnt from: pkoch
Repo: idos-network/contracts PR: 19
File: script/initial-distribution/src/tde.ts:38-48
Timestamp: 2026-03-01T13:52:43.616Z
Learning: In the idos-network/contracts repository, the team uses `getContract({ client: walletClient })` and successfully calls `.read.*` methods on the resulting contract instances in viem 2.23.x, even though the walletClient is not explicitly extended with publicActions. This pattern is used throughout script/initial-distribution/src/ (tde.ts, cca.ts).
Applied to files:
script/initial-distribution/README.md
📚 Learning: 2026-03-01T13:52:37.088Z
Learnt from: pkoch
Repo: idos-network/contracts PR: 19
File: script/initial-distribution/src/tde.ts:38-48
Timestamp: 2026-03-01T13:52:37.088Z
Learning: In script/initial-distribution, when using getContract({ client: walletClient }), it is possible to call read.* methods on the resulting contract even if walletClient is not explicitly extended with publicActions (as observed in tde.ts and cca.ts with viem 2.23.x). Treat this as an intentional pattern to verify: - confirm that the behavior is supported by the specific viem version and contract bindings, - document any assumptions about publicActions not being required for read operations, - ensure there are no security implications (e.g., unintended read access) and that access controls are still correct, - consider adding comments or tests that demonstrate expected usage and edge cases, and - if this behavior is relied upon in other files, apply the same pattern consistently within the script/initial-distribution directory.
Applied to files:
script/initial-distribution/src/modalities.test.tsscript/initial-distribution/src/csv.tsscript/initial-distribution/src/modalities.tsscript/initial-distribution/src/csv.test.ts
🔇 Additional comments (5)
project-words.txt (1)
6-6: Wordlist update looks correct.Adding
Masterliston Line 6 should prevent false-positive spellcheck noise for domain terms already used in this PR.script/initial-distribution/src/modalities.ts (1)
16-29: Separation between script-disbursed and manually-disbursed modalities is solid.This improves intent and keeps
MODALITIES_TS_TO_EVMaligned with what the script should actually execute.Also applies to: 46-57
script/initial-distribution/src/csv.ts (1)
51-57: Filtering before mapping is the right behavior here.Lines 51-57 correctly exclude manual modalities from script output while preserving existing address/modality/amount mapping for script-disbursed rows.
script/initial-distribution/src/csv.test.ts (1)
90-105: Good regression coverage for manual-modality exclusion.This test captures the exact scenario introduced by the new filtering rule and asserts both row count and mapped values.
script/initial-distribution/src/modalities.test.ts (1)
4-10: Nice test extension for newly recognized manual modalities.The new assertions ensure
isKnownModalityremains consistent withMODALITIES_NOT_DISBURSED_BY_OUR_SCRIPT.Also applies to: 19-23
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