vault set strategy adder:

[aazhou1]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a new input parameter STRATEGY_ADDER for vault deployment on both mainnet and Sepolia networks.
  • Enhanced role management functionality within the vault configuration process.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved handling of environment variables for better deployment script execution.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces an additional input parameter, STRATEGY_ADDER, to the workflow configurations for deploying vaults on both the mainnet and Sepolia networks. This parameter is integrated into the respective deployment scripts, allowing for enhanced role management within the vault configuration process. Additionally, the SetupVaultManagement contract is updated to utilize this new variable, ensuring that it can set specific roles for the strategy adder address.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/deploy-mainnet-vault.yaml	Added new input parameter STRATEGY_ADDER to the environment variables section of the deploy job.
.github/workflows/deploy-sepolia-vault.yaml	Added new environment variable STRATEGY_ADDER to the run command of the deploy job.
script/VaultManagement.s.sol	Introduced new state variable strategyAdder in _configureVault() to utilize STRATEGY_ADDER_ADDRESS.

Possibly related PRs

• strategy management script #53: The addition of the STRATEGY_ADDER variable in the main PR is related to the changes in the .github/workflows/actions-sepolia-manage-strategy.yaml, which also involves the introduction of a new input parameter for strategy management.
• add governor role for access to setters for term strategy parameters #75: The main PR's addition of the STRATEGY_ADDER variable is relevant to the changes in .github/workflows/deploy-sepolia-strategy.yaml, which also involves the introduction of new input variables related to strategy management.
• remove collateral token ratio initialization #88: The changes in the main PR regarding the STRATEGY_ADDER variable may connect to the modifications in the .github/workflows/deploy-sepolia-strategy.yaml, which streamline the deployment process by altering input parameters related to strategy configuration.

🐇 In the vaults where strategies play,
A new adder joins the fray,
With roles defined and paths anew,
Our scripts now dance, a lively crew!
Deployments smooth, with joy we cheer,
For every change, a hop, a leap, a cheer! 🎉

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