fix(flood): include dewhitelisted wells in claim mow#424
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The wallet flood claim panel displays plenty from `mayBeWhitelistedTokens` (whitelisted + dewhitelisted) so users see WSOL/WETH proceeds, but the submit path only mowed currently-whitelisted tokens. Without a mow on the dewhitelisted wells (PINTO_WETH, PINTO_WSOL), the user's per-well `wellsPlenty` is never credited, so `claimAllPlenty` returns 0 for them. Switch `tokensToMow` to `mayBeWhitelistedTokens`, matching the existing pattern in `useClaimRewards.tsx`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The cache subgraph schema source was still pointing at graph.bean.money/cache (a Beanstalk-fork leftover) while the runtime correctly hits graph.pinto.money/cache. The legacy bean.money/cache endpoint started returning 500s, breaking codegen in CI. Both endpoints expose the same cache_* query fields, so this is a drop-in swap. Regenerated types pick up Pinto-specific schema diffs (fractional temperatures, dropped CachedTokenYield which was unused, plus several additional Cached* hourly snapshot entities). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
claimAllPlenty iterates only currently-whitelisted SOP wells via getWhitelistedWellLpTokens, so plenty sitting in user storage for dewhitelisted wells (PINTO_WETH, PINTO_WSOL) is silently skipped. That's why the wallet panel showed WSOL/WETH proceeds but claiming transferred nothing for those wells. Bundle an explicit claimPlenty(well, toMode) into the farm call for every dewhitelisted well the user has nonzero plenty in, alongside the existing claimAllPlenty call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mowing dewhitelisted tokens doesn't help recover flood plenty (the contract's _handleRainAndSops only iterates whitelisted wells), and the actual fix lives in the explicit claimPlenty calls. Restore the original whitelistedTokens scope for the mow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
WalletButtonClaim.tsxmowed onlywhitelistedTokens, but the dewhitelisted LP tokens (PINTO_WETH,PINTO_WSOL) still hold flood plenty for users. In Beanstalk's flood mechanics,_mow(token)is what credits the user's per-wellwellsPlenty— without it,claimAllPlentyreturns 0 for those wells.tokensToMowtomayBeWhitelistedTokens(whitelisted + dewhitelisted), matching the pattern already used inuseClaimRewards.tsx:57.Why display was right but submit was wrong
useFarmerSilo.ts:506iteratesmayBeWhitelistedTokens→ users saw WSOL/WETH plenty.WalletButtonClaim.tsx:85mappedwhitelistedTokensonly → mow skipped dewhitelisted wells →claimAllPlentyhad nothing credited.Test plan
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