Problem: pre-estimate runs sequentially #1571
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Solution: - run in parallel with latest ethermint
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces changes across multiple files, primarily focusing on enabling a pre-estimation mechanism for block state transitions in benchmarking tests. The constant Changes
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213-214: Provide more context on the dependency updates.While the dependency updates seem valid, it would be helpful to include more information in the pull request description or commit message about the motivations behind these updates. Consider addressing questions such as:
- What are the specific reasons for updating each dependency? Are there any known issues or limitations in the previous versions that are addressed by the updates?
- Are there any new features, performance improvements, or bug fixes in the updated versions that are particularly relevant or beneficial to the project?
- Have the release notes and changelogs of the updated dependencies been reviewed to understand the scope of changes and potential impact on the project?
Providing this additional context will help reviewers and future maintainers understand the rationale behind the dependency updates and assess their appropriateness more effectively.
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testground/benchmark/benchmark/peer.py (1)
137-137: LGTM!The addition of the
"evm.block-stm-pre-estimate": Trueconfiguration option in thepatch_configsfunction aligns with the PR objective of enabling parallel execution of pre-estimate runs. This change is localized and does not introduce any apparent issues.app/bench_test.go (1)
42-42: LGTM!The change aligns with the PR objective of running pre-estimate processes in parallel to improve efficiency. Enabling pre-estimation for the
block-stmexecutor can potentially improve the performance of ERC20 token transfer benchmarks.To verify the impact of this change on benchmark performance, run the following commands:
Please share the benchmark results to confirm if enabling pre-estimation improves the performance as expected.
go.mod (1)
99-99: Dependency updates look good, but verify compatibility and test thoroughly.The updates to the indirect dependencies
github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-block-stmandgithub.com/evmos/ethermintseem reasonable as they bring in more recent commits. Updating dependencies is a good practice to incorporate bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features.However, it's important to ensure that these updated versions are compatible with the project and don't introduce any breaking changes. I recommend the following:
- Carefully review the changelogs, release notes, or commit history of these dependencies to understand the changes introduced in the new versions.
- Verify that the updated dependencies don't have any known issues or incompatibilities with other parts of the project.
- Thoroughly test the project with these updated dependencies to ensure that everything works as expected and no new bugs or regressions are introduced.
If everything checks out, then these dependency updates should be good to merge.
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Verification successful
Dependency updates look good, but verify compatibility and test thoroughly.
The updates to the indirect dependencies
github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-block-stmandgithub.com/evmos/etherminthave no open issues, which is a positive sign. However, given the extensive use ofgithub.com/evmos/ethermintin the codebase, it's crucial to ensure that these updates do not introduce any breaking changes or regressions.
- Carefully review the changelogs, release notes, or commit history of these dependencies.
- Verify that the updated dependencies are compatible with the project.
- Thoroughly test the project to ensure everything works as expected.
If everything checks out, these dependency updates should be good to merge.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if the updated dependencies have any known issues or incompatibilities echo "Checking github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-block-stm v0.0.0-20240912024944-1cd89976aa5e" gh issue list --repo "https://github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-block-stm" --limit 10 --json title,url echo "Checking github.com/evmos/ethermint v0.6.1-0.20240912060135-56f8a5be75ec" gh issue list --repo "https://github.com/evmos/ethermint" --limit 10 --json title,url # Search the codebase for any import statements or references to these dependencies echo "Searching for import statements and references to the updated dependencies..." rg --type go --ignore-case "github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-block-stm|github.com/evmos/ethermint"Length of output: 4637
gomod2nix.toml (2)
213-214: Approve updatinggithub.com/crypto-org-chain/go-block-stmdependency version.The update to the
github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-block-stmdependency version and hash appears to be intentional and aligns with the project's requirements.To ensure the updated dependency does not introduce any breaking changes or incompatibilities, consider running comprehensive tests that cover the usage of this dependency within the project. Pay special attention to any functionality that directly relies on or interacts with the updated package.
262-263: Approve updatinggithub.com/evmos/ethermintdependency version.The update to the
github.com/evmos/ethermintdependency version and hash seems to be deliberate and necessary for the project.To mitigate the risk of introducing issues with the updated dependency, it is recommended to thoroughly test the integration of the new version within the project. Focus on scenarios where the project code directly interacts with or depends on functionality provided by the
github.com/evmos/ethermintpackage. Ensure that all relevant test cases pass and the overall system behaves as expected.
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