Included are a set of proof-of-concept tests and tools for using forge inspect and Forge's filesystem cheatcodes to do basic checks for incompatible storage updates among versions of an upgradeable implementation.
Note that it currently does not account for fixed-length array types, ie, if a fixed-length array is shortened but has a dirty slot, and a new storage variable replaces that slot, the test will not pick that up (yet).
Also note that it will break if private variables are introduced between two private variables from inherited contracts with the same name, eg, a new __gap variable is introduced in slots between two other private __gap variables.
A list of contract names (e.g. "ExampleFile") that we should check layouts of. There should be one name per line, and end with a newline. The other helper scripts will do their best to append a newline to the file.
A bash script that generates "<contract name>_latest.json" files for each contract included in watched_contracts.txt. Layouts are written to the storage_layouts folder. These will be compared against the "<contract name>.json" files.
Run with bash generate_latest_layouts.sh
A bash script that copies the contents of the "<contract name>_latest.json" files to versions without the _latest suffix. This effectively "finalizes" a new storage layout once committed.
Run with bash copy_latest_layouts.sh
This test reads from watched_contracts.txt and tries to load the appropriate JSON files to compare the storage layouts. The tests will fail if two associated labels slots or offsets do not match.