Is it Possible to Update Compilation Params?

[celest tendon]

Given this deployment config:

    app_factory = algorand.client.get_typed_app_factory(
        AppFactory,
        default_sender=deployer.address,
        default_signer=deployer.signer,
        compilation_params=algokit_utils.AppClientCompilationParams(
            updatable=True,
            deletable=True,
        ),
    )

    app_client, _ = app_factory.deploy(
        on_update=algokit_utils.OnUpdate.UpdateApp,
        on_schema_break=algokit_utils.OnSchemaBreak.ReplaceApp,
    )

Is it possible to update the deletable and on_schema_break attributes so subsequent deployments of the app use that or should I just call op.err() in the smart contract's delete_app method so that the app call transaction just fails?

[opaque yarrow]

What are you trying to do again?

If you no longer want your (subsequent) contracts to be deletable, you just change the flag to False

This obviously won't have an effect on any contracts that have already been created, just the ones that will be created after the change

[quick venture]

Hmm not directly addressing your question but why are you getting a typed factory from a manually defined AppFactory? If you wrote this contract when you generate a client for it you can use that Factory defined in that client

Not sure if you’re using algokit but if you pip install algokit-client-generator the command is algokitgen-py -a your_contract.arc56.json -o your_contract.py

Then from your_contract import YourContractFactory

Just double-checking

Regarding your question:

Is it possible to update the deletable and on_schema_break attributes so subsequent deployments of the app use that

If you didn’t define update or delete I’m pretty sure you’ll need to use OnUpdate.append first, sometimes to force-start it if you get the same app ID back you need to actually change the schema or approval program slightly to trick the deploy method into creating a new contract. Then OnUpdate.replace

If you’re deploying an identical contract for a clean instance it will ignore deleting entirely and just give you the same app ID, so you’d have to call .send.delete.your_delete_method()

or should I just call op.err() in the smart contract's delete_app method so that the app call transaction just fails?

I don’t see what this would accomplish but perhaps I’m not understanding what you’re going for here

Personally I just use send.create.your_create_method and send.delete.your_delete_method, if you don’t have an abimethod with create parameter set than its send.create.bare , just make sure you define a method with allow actions for UpdateApplication and DeleteApplication