#800 Add provenance metadata checks for generated Soroban deployment …#847
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Description
Adds structured provenance metadata to generated deployment manifests so maintainers can verify where manifests came from and which network/source inputs produced them.
Implemented changes include:
provenanceblock to generated deployment manifests.deployed.json, including SHA-256 hash.contracts/registry.json, including SHA-256 hash when available.verify-manifest.jsso missing or malformed provenance causes verification failure.Fixes #
Type of Change
Verification Commands
npm run lint/npm run test(Frontend/Backend)Verified with:
Result:
Also ran:
Result:
And build checks:
Result:
cargo fmt/cargo clippy/cargo test(Smart Contracts)Not run because this change only updates JavaScript manifest tooling, tests, examples, and documentation. No Rust smart contract logic was changed.
Contract Security (if
contracts/changed)N/A — no smart contract storage schema changes.
N/A — no smart contract entry points changed or added.
N/A — no smart contract arithmetic changed.
N/A — no new smart contract entry points added.
N/A — no admin roles or governance permissions changed.
UI Snapshot Checklist
CLOSE #800