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Summary of Changes

Hello @ziscky, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request prepares the project for upcoming Filecoin network upgrades by integrating support for versions V26 and V27. The changes primarily involve updating core dependencies and adapting existing actor logic to accommodate the new actor definitions and method signatures introduced in these network releases. This ensures continued compatibility and proper parsing of on-chain data.

Highlights

  • Network Version Upgrades: This release introduces support for Filecoin network versions V26 (Tock) and V27 (GoldenWeek), aligning the project with the latest network upgrades and their associated actor changes.
  • Dependency Updates: Key Go dependencies have been updated, most notably go-state-types to v0.17.0-dev2 and lotus to v1.34.0-rc2, reflecting the new network versions' requirements.
  • Actor Method and Parameter Adjustments: Numerous built-in actor modules (e.g., account, cron, datacap, eam, evm, init, market, miner, multisig, paymentChannel, placeholder, power, reward, system, verifiedRegistry) have been updated to include new v17 actor types and extend their method and parameter handling for the newly supported network versions.
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Code Review

This pull request updates dependencies and adds support for new network versions, primarily V26 and V27. The changes are mostly mechanical, adding new cases for these versions across various actor files. However, a critical security vulnerability has been introduced by committing a configuration file with hardcoded credentials. This must be addressed immediately. Additionally, there are several instances of significant code duplication, which impacts maintainability. I've included suggestions for refactoring to make the code cleaner and less error-prone.

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* fix: use custom parser for nv18

* test: add verifreg tests

* fix: use unique name for test
* fix: deals version check

* test: add activation tests

* test: use unique test names
@ziscky ziscky merged commit 332ebd6 into main Sep 9, 2025
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