Regenerate the checked-in OpenAPI specification, insta snapshots, and protocol schema in sequence. The workflow stops when a step fails and asks before copying a changed protocol schema into the tracked file.
Regenerate the checked-in artifacts (OpenAPI spec, insta snapshots, protocol schema). Use when the user asks to update generated files, refresh snapshots, bump the OpenAPI spec, or fix a protocol-schema-check failure.
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Update the generated artifacts tracked in this repo. Run each step from the repo root, in order. Stop and report on any failure.
Generate into a tmp file first; only overwrite the tracked file if the generator succeeded.
tmp=$(mktemp)
cargo run -p near-jsonrpc-openapi-spec > "$tmp"
cargo run exits non-zero, delete $tmp and stop with the error.$tmp to chain/jsonrpc/openapi/openapi.json.cargo insta test --accept -p near-parameters -p near-primitives
Stop on failure.
Run the check and capture the exit code without aborting:
set +e
cargo run -p protocol-schema-check
schema_status=$?
set -e
${CARGO_TARGET_DIR:-target}/protocol_schema.toml. Before copying:
git diff --no-index tools/protocol-schema-check/res/protocol_schema.toml \
"${CARGO_TARGET_DIR:-target}/protocol_schema.toml"
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