refactor: drop Waku from the key registry naming - #196
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WalkthroughThe PR renames the Waku-specific public-key registry API to transport-agnostic names across the Solidity contract, ABI, relay service, and tests. It also clears deployment addresses and documents the required redeployment and key re-registration. ChangesMessaging public-key registry
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The rename is not associated with any supplied runtime or correctness risk; only minor README blockquote formatting remains, so no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Possibly related PRs
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The registry stores a plain secp256k1 public key and says nothing about how the encrypted payload reaches the recipient. Naming it after Waku was accurate only while Waku was the transport; now it just misleads. registerWakuPublicKey -> registerPublicKey getWakuPublicKey -> getPublicKey wakuPublicKeys -> messagingPublicKeys WakuKeyRegistered -> PublicKeyRegistered InvalidWakuKey -> InvalidPublicKey BREAKING — requires redeployment. Renaming external functions changes their selectors, so no already-deployed Chainvoice answers to this ABI. The registry is contract storage, so a redeploy also starts it empty: every user has to sign and register again regardless of what this commit does. That re-registration is what makes it safe to also fix the derivation message, which still read "ChainVoice Waku Key Derivation v1". Since everyone must re-register anyway, changing it costs nothing extra, and leaving it would have kept a Waku reference in the one constant that can never be changed casually. Bumped to v2 to make the break explicit. .env.example is blanked rather than left pointing at 0x7bC4…, which no longer matches this ABI and would fail confusingly at the first call. Contract suite: 28 passed.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 163-174: Fix the MD028 violations by removing blank lines inside
the redeployment blockquotes, or prefixing those blank lines with “>”. Apply
this in README.md lines 163-174 and frontend/README.md lines 64-68, preserving
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Part of #139 (4 of 5). Does not close it on its own.
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Not applicable — rename only, no interface change. Contract suite: 28 passed.
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The registry stores a plain secp256k1 public key and says nothing about how the encrypted payload reaches the recipient. Naming it after Waku was accurate only while Waku was the transport; now it just misleads.
Contract, Foundry tests, ABI, and the frontend key manager all updated.
Renaming external functions changes their selectors, so no already-deployed Chainvoice answers to this ABI. The registry is contract storage, so a redeploy also starts it empty: every user has to sign and register again regardless of what this commit does.
That re-registration is what makes it safe to also fix the derivation message, which still read
ChainVoice Waku Key Derivation v1. Since everyone must re-register anyway, changing it costs nothing extra — and leaving it would have kept a Waku reference in the one constant that can never be changed casually. Bumped tov2to make the break explicit..env.exampleis blanked rather than left pointing at an address that no longer matches this ABI and would fail confusingly at the first call.Review order: requires #193, #194, #195. Deploy the contract before merging and put the new addresses in the repo secrets.
Happy to drop this PR if you would rather keep the deployed contract and live with the naming — it is cosmetic, and the cost is a redeploy plus everyone re-registering.
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