docs(core): say that a dep with a type id ignores its configured outpoint - #540
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…oint Several outpoints in the known-script tables no longer resolve on chain, because a code cell can be consumed and recreated carrying the same code. That reads as a bug to anyone who checks them, and it is not one: any dep carrying a type is resolved live by getCellDeps before it reaches a transaction, so the configured outpoint is discarded. Puts that where the reader actually is, which is the table of outpoints rather than the method, and states the maintenance rule it implies: a dep with a type id needs no attention when its cell moves, and a dep without one does, which is why ckb-devrel#279 split the JoyID dep group into five. Refs ckb-devrel#531.
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WalkthroughThe PR documents typed and untyped cell dependency resolution in ChangesCell dependency documentation
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In `@packages/core/src/client/client.ts`:
- Around line 649-653: Update the getCellDeps documentation to state that typed
dependency outpoints are replaced only when lookup finds a matching live cell;
otherwise the configured outpoint is retained. Apply the same conditional
wording in packages/core/src/client/clientPublicMainnet.advanced.ts lines 12-16
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Good catch, and it is the more useful half of the point. Checked what reaches that branch: Reworded all four places to say that, rather than the unconditional "discarded" and "harmless" I had written:
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These documentation updates look entirely correct, but I am certain no human would want to read them in their entirety. Please be more concise. The documentation should only cover what matters to developers, rather than simply translating the code. Furthermore, such verbose docstrings increase the likelihood of errors during future code and comment maintenance.
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8-12: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winThe release note calls the optional
typea “type id,” butgetCellDepsresolves any exact type script, not only CKB Type ID scripts. Use “type script” (or the API field name) so maintainers of other typed dependencies know they receive live resolution.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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I agree with @Hanssen0 here. Beyond readability, the length itself is a maintenance liability: when the implementation of getCellDeps changes in the future, whoever touches it will either have to re-read this whole paragraph end-to-end to check it's still accurate, or — more likely — forget to update it at all. A stale multi-paragraph comment is worse than no comment, because it actively misleads the next reader (human or AI tooling — code assistants tend to treat inline comments as ground truth when reasoning about behavior, so a stale explanation here can now propagate into generated code too). |
As promised in #531. Documentation only, no behaviour change.
The situation this is meant to prevent: several outpoints in the known-script tables no longer resolve on chain, because a code cell can be consumed and recreated carrying the same code. Anyone who checks them against a node sees spent cells and concludes the library is broken. I did exactly that, and reported it as a bug.
It is not a bug, because nothing uses those outpoints as written: any dep carrying a
typeis resolved live bygetCellDepsbefore it reaches a transaction.getCellDepsalready said so, but in the method, which is not where somebody who is looking at the outpoints is reading.So this adds:
typeis resolved before use, and that finding these spent is expected. It also states the maintenance rule that falls out of it: a dep with a type id needs no attention when its code cell moves, and a dep without one does, which is the reason chore(core): update JoyId celldeps #279 split the JoyID dep group into five.getCellDeps, saying plainly that the configured outpoint is discarded when a type is present, and that the case needing maintenance is a dep without one.Happy to reword any of it, cut it down, or drop the testnet copy if one is enough. A changeset is included as a patch; say the word if a docs-only change should not carry one and I will remove it.