pyth-crosschain/ethereum/migrations/prod-receiver/3_deploy_pyth.js

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const loadEnv = require("../../scripts/loadEnv");
loadEnv("../../");
const PythUpgradable = artifacts.require("PythUpgradable");
const WormholeReceiver = artifacts.require("WormholeReceiver");
const pyth2WormholeChainId = process.env.SOLANA_CHAIN_ID;
const pyth2WormholeEmitter = process.env.SOLANA_EMITTER;
const { deployProxy } = require("@openzeppelin/truffle-upgrades");
const tdr = require('truffle-deploy-registry');
console.log("pyth2WormholeEmitter: " + pyth2WormholeEmitter)
console.log("pyth2WormholeChainId: " + pyth2WormholeChainId)
module.exports = async function (deployer, network) {
// Deploy the proxy. This will return an instance of PythUpgradable,
// with the address field corresponding to the fronting ERC1967Proxy.
let proxyInstance = await deployProxy(PythUpgradable,
[
(await WormholeReceiver.deployed()).address,
pyth2WormholeChainId,
pyth2WormholeEmitter
],
{ deployer });
// Add the ERC1967Proxy address to the PythUpgradable contract's
// entry in the registry. This allows us to call upgradeProxy
// functions with the value of PythUpgradable.deployed().address:
// e.g. upgradeProxy(PythUpgradable.deployed().address, NewImplementation)
if (!tdr.isDryRunNetworkName(network)) {
await tdr.appendInstance(proxyInstance);
}
};