fix: add missing isLegacy property to Action model test data #1135
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Summary
Fixes TypeScript compilation errors in indexer-cli tests by adding the required
isLegacy
property to Action model test data.Also adds
@graphprotocol/horizon
and@graphprotocol/subgraph-service
as explicit dependencies to resolve address book issues.Context
The
Action
model in indexer-common now requires anisLegacy
property, but the test utility in indexer-cli was creating Action records without this property, causing TypeScript compilation errors.The
@graphprotocol/toolshed
package requires@graphprotocol/horizon
and@graphprotocol/subgraph-service
for their address book files, but these weren't declared as dependencies. This caused "Address book path not found" errors when running tests.Changes
isLegacy: false
to both Action.create() calls inpackages/indexer-cli/src/__tests__/util.ts
@graphprotocol/horizon
v0.4.1 and@graphprotocol/subgraph-service
v0.4.1 as explicit dependencies to indexer-commonTest Results
After these changes:
Note
Adding these packages as explicit dependencies avoids the circular dependency issue discovered in graphprotocol/contracts#1210
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