Struct RotateRoundCpiBuilder 

pub struct RotateRoundCpiBuilder<'a, 'b> { /* private fields */ }

Instruction builder for RotateRound via CPI.

Accounts:

0. [writable, signer] authority
1. [] satrush_config
2. [writable] board
3. [writable] current_round
4. [writable] next_round
5. [] usd_mint
6. [writable] board_usd_ata
7. [writable] epoch_vault
8. [writable] epoch_vault_usd_ata
9. [writable] one_btc_vault
10. [writable] one_btc_vault_usd_ata
11. [writable] treasury
12. [writable] treasury_usd_ata
13. [] slot_hashes
14. [] token_program
15. [] system_program
16. [] event_authority
17. [] program

Implementations

impl<'a, 'b> RotateRoundCpiBuilder<'a, 'b>

pub fn new(program: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> Self

pub fn authority(&mut self, authority: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

pub fn satrush_config( &mut self, satrush_config: &'b AccountInfo<'a>, ) -> &mut Self

pub fn board(&mut self, board: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

Stays a regular Account: get_next_round_id() feeds next_round’s PDA seeds, which LazyAccount cannot serve.

pub fn current_round(&mut self, current_round: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

The current round being closed out (revealed). Lazy for the same stack reason as the config; its PDA derives from board.round_id (a plain field path the IDL seed parser can encode), which pins it to the board’s current round with no separate id constraint.

pub fn next_round(&mut self, next_round: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

The freshly deployed next round, which becomes the board’s active round. Its id is fixed by the seeds (board.get_next_round_id()); the handler populates it via Round::try_new.

pub fn usd_mint(&mut self, usd_mint: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

pub fn board_usd_ata(&mut self, board_usd_ata: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

Board’s USD pool where every deploy’s full amount landed — the sweep source.

pub fn epoch_vault(&mut self, epoch_vault: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

Epoch Vault singleton — receives the round’s accumulated epoch fee leg.

pub fn epoch_vault_usd_ata( &mut self, epoch_vault_usd_ata: &'b AccountInfo<'a>, ) -> &mut Self

pub fn one_btc_vault(&mut self, one_btc_vault: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

1 BTC Vault singleton — receives the round’s accumulated 1 BTC fee leg.

pub fn one_btc_vault_usd_ata( &mut self, one_btc_vault_usd_ata: &'b AccountInfo<'a>, ) -> &mut Self

pub fn treasury(&mut self, treasury: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

Treasury singleton — receives the round’s accumulated protocol fee leg. No seeds constraint: discriminator + owner checks pin the one Treasury instance that can ever exist (init on fixed seeds).

pub fn treasury_usd_ata( &mut self, treasury_usd_ata: &'b AccountInfo<'a>, ) -> &mut Self

pub fn slot_hashes(&mut self, slot_hashes: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

because the sysvar is too large to deserialize.

pub fn token_program(&mut self, token_program: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

pub fn system_program( &mut self, system_program: &'b AccountInfo<'a>, ) -> &mut Self

pub fn event_authority( &mut self, event_authority: &'b AccountInfo<'a>, ) -> &mut Self

pub fn program(&mut self, program: &'b AccountInfo<'a>) -> &mut Self

pub fn add_remaining_account( &mut self, account: &'b AccountInfo<'a>, is_writable: bool, is_signer: bool, ) -> &mut Self

Add an additional account to the instruction.

pub fn add_remaining_accounts( &mut self, accounts: &[(&'b AccountInfo<'a>, bool, bool)], ) -> &mut Self

Add additional accounts to the instruction.

Each account is represented by a tuple of the AccountInfo, a bool indicating whether the account is writable or not, and a bool indicating whether the account is a signer or not.

pub fn invoke(&self) -> ProgramResult

pub fn invoke_signed(&self, signers_seeds: &[&[&[u8]]]) -> ProgramResult

Trait Implementations

impl<'a, 'b> Clone for RotateRoundCpiBuilder<'a, 'b>

fn clone(&self) -> RotateRoundCpiBuilder<'a, 'b>

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl<'a, 'b> Debug for RotateRoundCpiBuilder<'a, 'b>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.