Summary

Currently, the SDK's aliases feature will overwrite the file specified with the jsonFileAliases helper function. This can be problematic because you risk losing past history of tables. It'd be better to append/push to the file rather than getting rid of what's already there.

Details

Update jsonFileAliases to add to the file instead of overwriting.

It also might but useful to have something like OpenZepplin's history implementation to add additional context to the alias tracking. Not required, just an idea—e.g., track the tx hash and the table name…just in case you lose track of what you did when more tables are appended.

{
   "alias": {
      "name": "alias_31337_2",
      "txnHash": "0x04406773e4c03db596be1f34efb5e96901571a2dde7c9025e389c438ab18b46c"
   },
   "test": {
      "name": "test_31337_3",
      "txnHash": "0x04406773e4c03db596be1f34efb5e96901571a2dde7c9025e389c438ab18b46c"
   }
}

// Or

{
  "0x04406773e4c03db596be1f34efb5e96901571a2dde7c9025e389c438ab18b46c": [
    "alias": "alias_31337_2",
    "test": "test_31337_3"
  ]
}

However, I suppose you could use SDK helpers to get that tx info from the table name/ID and troubleshoot from there, so maybe this is unneeded at this point.