feat(polygon): adding bor api to erigon

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded blockchain API support by adding an additional endpoint, enabling enhanced interactions and functionalities.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the Erigon configuration templates for both Amoy and Mainnet deployments by modifying the extraArgs section in the respective YAML files. The change appends the bor API endpoint to the existing list of HTTP API endpoints, ensuring that the HTTP server now exposes an additional API. No other configurations or exported/public entities are altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
polygon/values/amoy/erigon.yaml.gotmpl polygon/values/mainnet/erigon.yaml.gotmpl	Updated the --http.api argument in the extraArgs section by adding the bor endpoint.

Possibly related PRs

• fix(polygon): support bigger DB, rpc methods, ws port #992: Modifies the --http.api argument in the Erigon configuration, similar to this PR, indicating a direct relationship in API endpoint support changes.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

polygon/values/amoy/erigon.yaml.gotmpl (1)

1-22: Consider documenting the purpose of the bor API endpoint.

While the change itself is straightforward, it might be helpful to include comments explaining what the bor API provides and why it's being added.

    - --bor.heimdall=http://heimdall-ha-svc:1317
-    - --http.api=eth,debug,net,trace,bor
+    - --http.api=eth,debug,net,trace,bor  # Added bor API for Polygon-specific operations

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• polygon/values/amoy/erigon.yaml.gotmpl (1 hunks)
• polygon/values/mainnet/erigon.yaml.gotmpl (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

polygon/values/mainnet/erigon.yaml.gotmpl (1)

7-7: Properly adds the bor API endpoint.

This change appropriately adds the bor API to the list of HTTP API endpoints that Erigon will expose, making it consistent with the Amoy configuration.

Given that this file also has --bor.heimdall configuration on line 6, adding the bor API is a logical extension to enable clients to interact with the Bor-specific functionality.

polygon/values/amoy/erigon.yaml.gotmpl (1)

7-7: Properly adds the bor API endpoint.

This change appropriately adds the bor API to the list of HTTP API endpoints that Erigon will expose, making it consistent with the Mainnet configuration.

Given that this file also has --bor.heimdall configuration on line 6, adding the bor API is a logical extension to enable clients to interact with the Bor-specific functionality.