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feat: implement object deploy cmd for auto address derivation #343

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Add object deployment cmd to help the users to derive object address.


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The changes introduce and modify command functionality for deploying Move packages. A new file (cmd/move/deploy.go) adds functions for both full package and object-based deployments by defining two commands and a centralized deployment function, including validation and error handling. In addition, an existing file (cmd/move/move.go) has been updated by removing the old deployment command and replacing it with a new object deployment command, thereby altering the overall control flow for deployments.

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File(s) Change Summary
cmd/move/deploy.go New file. Introduces deployment functionality for Move packages with commands moveDeployCmd and deployObjectCmd, a centralized deploy function, a utility function marshalBytesArrayToHexArray, and a variable for object deployment domain separation. Comprehensive error handling is implemented.
cmd/move/move.go Modified file. Removes the old moveDeployCmd implementation and adds the new deployObjectCmd, indicating a revised control flow for deploying Move packages.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as CLI Command
    participant D as deploy()
    participant TS as Transaction Service

    U->>C: Run deployment command (full package or object)
    C->>D: Invoke deploy(isObjectDeployment, verify)
    alt Standard Deployment
        D->>D: Validate package and module bundle
    else Object Deployment
        D->>D: Construct object address from parameters
        D->>U: Request confirmation
        U->>D: Confirm deployment
    end
    D->>TS: Construct and broadcast transaction
    TS-->>D: Return transaction status
    D-->>C: Return operation result
    C-->>U: Display deployment outcome
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Possibly related PRs

  • feat: add move encode cmd #230: Modifies deployment logic by altering moveDeployCmd, providing a context for the transition in command functionalities observed in this PR.

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@beer-1 beer-1 merged commit e74fb02 into main Feb 5, 2025
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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 41.15%. Comparing base (3a10bf0) to head (428744c).
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