chore: replace mcms helpers usages [OPT-1911]#22019
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Replaces all usages of
proposalutils/mcms_helpers.go, mcms_test_helpers.gowith CLDF functions.AI Summary
This pull request refactors test and implementation code to consistently use shared helper utilities for MCMS (Multi-Chain Management System) proposal creation, execution, and configuration. The main changes involve replacing direct imports and usage of the local
proposalutilspackage with the sharedcldftesthelpersandcldfproposalutilsmodules from thechainlink-deployments-framework. This improves code reuse, maintainability, and consistency across the codebase.Test code refactoring:
Replaced
proposalutils.SingleGroupMCMSV2and related helpers withcldftesthelpers.SingleGroupMCMSin multiple test files, includingcs_deploy_aptos_chain_test.go,test_helpers.go,test_helpers_aptos.go,test_helpers_solana_v0_1_0.go, andtest_helpers_solana_v0_1_1.go. This standardizes MCMS test configuration and reduces duplication. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Updated test execution helpers to use
cldftesthelpersfor signing and executing MCMS proposals, replacing previousproposalutilscalls in cross-family and Solana-related tests.Implementation code refactoring:
proposalutils.McmsInspectorForChain,proposalutils.BatchOperationForChain, andproposalutils.TransactionForChainto use the sharedcldfproposalutilspackage in several implementation files, includingcs_rmn.go,cs_add_registry_module.go,cs_ccip_home.go, andcs_chain_contracts.go. This centralizes MCMS proposal logic and reduces the risk of divergence. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]Import cleanup and consistency:
proposalutilsand instead importcldftesthelpersandcldfproposalutilswhere needed, improving clarity and maintainability. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]These changes help ensure that all MCMS-related proposal logic and test helpers are sourced from a single, shared location, reducing duplication and the risk of inconsistencies.