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In `@crates/support/README.md`:
- Around line 291-294: Update the fixture warning and refreshed request body to
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…uides Four documents describe contract and crate APIs that have since changed. Each correction below was checked against origin/main, and nothing here reverts a fix already present upstream: all four files are byte-identical between origin/main and this branch's merge base. crates/support/README.md - The E3 request snippet used `threshold: [M, N]` and `e3ProgramParams`, neither of which exists. Rewritten against `E3RequestParams`, whose nine fields it now matches in name and order, with the `IInterfold.` / `IE3Program(...)` / `IERC20(...)` qualifiers the snippet needs to compile. - The Boundless "defaults shown" block listed six values that contradicted the table further down the same file. `build_offer()` uses 0.00005, 0.002, 600, 300, 60 and 2.0; both places now say that. - `e3_id` is `Option<String>`, and the request field is `committee_public_key_hash`. The `/run_compute` example sent a number and the older field name, so it could not deserialize. It does now, verified by feeding the body to `ComputeRequest`. - The proof binds nine values, five identifying the context and four coming from the computation. The old text listed seven and omitted the parameter hash and the input root. - The container is built by `build_e3_support_risc0` in ci.yml and `build-e3-support-release` in releases.yml, not by a `support-docker.yml` that does not exist. - Two notes record that the Boundless auction fields are unusable today, per theinterfold#1812: setting one makes `interfold program start` exit, and the environment variables never reach the container. - `fixtures/payload.json` still fails to deserialize, so the warning now lists the required fields instead of pointing at another example. - Step 2 did not say whose logic the guest carries. `methods/guest/Cargo.toml` pins `e3-user-program` to `crates/support/program`, and CRISP's crate takes the same package name, so the path alone decides which one a build gets. docs/pages/building-with-interfold.mdx - `getE3Quote` and `request` each take one `E3RequestParams`, not six positional arguments. - The `E3` struct gained `ciphertextCommitment`; all fifteen fields now match IE3.sol in order. `requestBlock` holds a timestamp despite its name. - `E3Requested`'s third parameter is `bytes32 indexed cryptoConfigId`; `CiphertextOutputPublished` carries `ciphertextCommitment`; the template's `InputPublished` has no `inputHash`. - The JavaScript example now quotes the fee and approves it before requesting, because `request` pulls the fee with `transferFrom` and reverts with `FeeExceedsMaximum` above `maxFee`. - The input root rules out substituting or dropping an input from the tree. It does not decide which inputs are computed over: since theinterfold#1821 that is the program's input policy. crates/compute-provider/Readme.md - theinterfold#1821 removed `use_parallel`, `batch_size` and the parallel path. `new` takes three arguments, `start` takes an `InputPolicy` and returns a `Result`, and `prove` receives the policy. Added sections on policies and `with_published`, because a program whose contract builds a leaf other than the ciphertext commitment cannot reach the right root without them. - The dependency line combined `git` with `path`, which cargo rejects, and used the pre-rename URL. - Every Rust block compiles against the crate. templates/default/interfold.config.yaml - The commented auction parameters are the built-in defaults, and setting any of them makes the launcher exit. Closes theinterfold#1808 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…mentable Two defects found by doing what the documents say rather than reading them. The "Input policies" section named `leaf` and `select` but gave no signatures, so the natural attempt does not compile: `leaf` returns `Result<String, ComputeError>` holding hex already reduced into BN254, not the bytes a reader would reach for. Added the two type aliases, a `policy()` that compiles, and the fields `PublishedInput` carries. The worked example is shaped like `crates/support/program`'s, so it can be pasted into a program crate. The template's auction note sat at the same indentation as the commented fields around it. Uncommenting the block, which is the only way to use it, turned two sentences into YAML keys: could not find expected ':' at line 34 column 7 The line it replaced ended in a colon and survived. Commented the prose one level deeper so it stays a comment after the reader strips one. Every Rust block in the README compiles against the crate, and the template now parses both as shipped and fully uncommented. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`interfold program compile` is Step 2, and from a checkout of this repository it exits 1 with `Configuration file not found`. The `program` subcommands shell out to `.interfold/support/ctl`, which `interfold init` writes (crates/init/src/lib.rs:163-178), and Prerequisites never mentions either. Added the missing prerequisite and said which directory the steps run from. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Use on-chain as a compound adjective.
Line 51 says “builds on chain.” Change it to “builds on-chain.”
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In `@crates/compute-provider/Readme.md` at line 51, Update the documentation
wording for the leaf description to use “on-chain” as the compound adjective.
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The sentence said "the last two", but the enumeration before it ends with `metadata` and `recomputed`, while `matches_commitment` compares `commitment` with `recomputed` (policy.rs:55-62). Named them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1808.
These documents described interfaces that have moved. Each snippet is a copy-and-run example, so
each one failed at the point where somebody tried to use it.
What changed
crates/support/README.mdthresholdande3ProgramParams. Neither field exists.E3RequestParamstakes
committeeSize, which is an enum rather than an[M, N]pair, andparamSet. The examplealso omitted
paramSet,expectedFeeToken,expectedCryptoConfigId, andmaxFee.build_offer(), and theREADME's own later table already held the correct ones. Someone copying the first block offered
twenty times the intended minimum price.
root were missing, and both verifier layers check them.
/run_computeexample sent a numerice3_id. The field is a string.backend comes from
risc0_dev_modealone, and the README already documents that in Step 1..github/workflows/support-docker.yml, which does not exist.guest/; the guest is atmethods/guest/.fixtures/payload.jsonpredatesComputeRequest, so the Testing section now says so.docs/pages/building-with-interfold.mdxgetE3Quoteandrequestwere shown with positional parameters. Both take oneE3RequestParams.E3Requested's third parameter wasIE3Program indexed e3Program; it isbytes32 indexed cryptoConfigId.CiphertextOutputPublishedomittedciphertextCommitment.InputPublishedcarried aninputHashthe program event does not have.
E3struct misdescribedseedandrequestBlockand omittedciphertextCommitment.maxDurationwas described as an input-window limit. It bounds the worst-case request-to-decryptionduration.
KeyPublishedrow assigned input handling to Interfold. Inputsubmission and the input tree belong to each E3 program.
InternalLazyIMTand inserts each SAFE ciphertext commitment directly as a leaf.Failedrow said refunds are initiated on entry.processE3Failurecalculates them.and both must pass.
requestpulls the fee withtransferFrom, andit rejects a quote above
maxFee.crates/compute-provider/Readme.mdgitandpath, which cargo rejects outright.voting_core::fhe_processorandmethods::VOTING_ELF; neither exists.batch_sizedescription promised a power-of-two constraint that nothing enforces.templates/default/interfold.config.yamlis included because its comment described the same sixBoundless fields as usable overrides, which now contradicts the README. See #1812 for the flag
mismatch underneath that.
How this was checked
Every corrected value was read from the current source, and the executable snippets were run rather
than eyeballed:
E3RequestParamsliteral compiles verbatim under solc 0.8.28.requestParamsobject encodes against the compiledInterfoldABI, for bothrequestandgetE3Quote.e3-compute-providerwith a localFHEProcessorstub, andthe corrected dependency line resolves through
cargo generate-lockfile.interfold config get.build_offer()was executed with the six variables unset, and printed the six documented defaults.compute_result_journal_matches_crisp_layout, which passes.Left alone on purpose
The Result Verification paragraph in
building-with-interfold.mdxkeeps its current wording.Note on overlap: open PR #1772 corrects the
committee_public_keyfield in the/run_computeexample as an incidental part of a feature change. This PR corrects it too, because leaving a known
wrong field in a PR about stale API references made the surrounding warning awkward. Both edits set
the same value, so a conflict resolves to one line.
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