Durability bump issue # ODHACK

[KoxyG]

What

The issue was related to the required durability when bumping/extending a contract. I removed the durability field from the argument struct in the "soroban-cli/command/key" file. As a result, the durability flag will no longer be required when running the command.

Why

This change was made to resolve the issue of requiring the durability flag during contract extension. Additionally, I implemented default persistent storage, so the durability flag is no longer necessary.

Known limitations

There are currently no known limitations.

[KoxyG]

Hi @janewang i saw you reviewed my pr. I also saw one check failed.

Am i missing an installation process?. Also, is there any issue with my pr?

[janewang]

@KoxyG I just kicked off the tests. Some integration tests are failing

[leighmcculloch]

Hi @KoxyG, thanks for contributing.

The durability option needs to be retained. The issue is that it's default value is not functioning.

[willemneal]

I would change this from clap::ValueEnum to Default, with #[default] above Persistent. Then change the arg to be an option and not use the clap's default value. Then you can use .unwrap_or_default(). TL;DR don't rely on clap for the default value.

stellar-cli/cmd/soroban-cli/src/commands/contract/mod.rs

Lines 162 to 168 in aad9be9

	#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, Hash, PartialEq, clap::ValueEnum)]
	pub enum Durability {
	/// Persistent
	Persistent,
	/// Temporary
	Temporary,
	}

[leighmcculloch]

@willemneal If the enum is derive Default, then it won't be necessary to make the value an Option<>.

[KoxyG]

Hi @KoxyG, thanks for contributing.

The durability option needs to be retained. The issue is that it's default value is not functioning.

So, should i change it back to the initial state?. The default value is persistent

[KoxyG]

So, should i change it back to the initial state?. The default storage value is persistent.

The initial issue is that, when the command soroban contract bump --id C... --ledgers-to-expire 1000 is used. It doesn't work unless the --durability persistent is used along side with the command. That was the reason why i remove durability as a compulsory variable in the argument struct @janewang @leighmcculloch @willemneal

[willemneal]

@leighmcculloch @KoxyG, can either of you reproduce the original issue? I updated the tests to rely on a default durability and it is passing: #1644

[KoxyG]

@leighmcculloch @KoxyG, can either of you reproduce the original issue? I updated the tests to rely on a default durability and it is passing: #1644

You updated the default durability as "persistent" only ?.

[willemneal]

No just updated the tests to test if the default was working: https://github.com/stellar/stellar-cli/pull/1644/files

So I'm questioning if this PR is needed. If you deploy a contract to testnet and then use extend are you required to use the --durability? When I try it locally and in the test linked above the default seems to be working so perhaps this issue was fixed a while ago. It is from last November so my guess is that the default didn't exist then and was added without closing that issue.

[KoxyG]

Hi @janewang I noticed you reviewed my pull request. Do i need to work on anything froom my end?