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feat(op-chain-ops): use supernode rpc for check-super-root#19454

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feat(op-chain-ops): use supernode rpc for check-super-root#19454
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@stevennevins stevennevins commented Mar 9, 2026

Summary

  • switch check-super-root from multi-EL RPC inputs to a single SuperNode RPC input
  • simplify the script to fetch verified super roots directly from SuperNode instead of recomputing them
  • update the interop action test to cover the supplied-timestamp and latest-finalized flows

Testing

  • go test ./op-e2e/actions/interop -run TestSuperRootScript -count=1
  • go build ./op-chain-ops/cmd/check-super-root

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Fixes #19177

@stevennevins stevennevins marked this pull request as ready for review March 9, 2026 20:30
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Ah I think there's some confusion here - we want to keep the check-super-root script accepting multiple EL endpoints. That way you can use providers like Alchemy who won't provide supernode endpoints. I suspect we just need to switch the test over from using supervisor to verify against to supernode.

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Ah I think there's some confusion here - we want to keep the check-super-root script accepting multiple EL endpoints. That way you can use providers like Alchemy who won't provide supernode endpoints. I suspect we just need to switch the test over from using supervisor to verify against to supernode.

Makes sense, will adjust

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op-chain-ops: update check super root script to work with super node

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