Problem: cosmos-sdk x/tx not up to date #1638
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1-639: Summary: Coordinated update of Cosmos SDK and related modules using custom forks.This update consistently upgrades the Cosmos SDK and related modules to more recent versions. The use of custom forks (
github.com/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk) for critical components allows for project-specific modifications but comes with responsibilities:
- Maintain synchronization with upstream repositories.
- Carefully manage custom changes to ensure ecosystem compatibility.
- Have a clear strategy for incorporating upstream updates and resolving conflicts.
- Regularly review the need for custom forks and consider contributing changes upstream when possible.
Ensure your team is aware of these custom forks and has processes in place to manage them effectively.
Consider documenting the reasons for using custom forks and the process for maintaining them in your project documentation. This will help current and future developers understand the project's architecture and maintenance requirements.
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1-5: Go version update looks good.The toolchain has been updated to Go 1.22.3, which is a minor version update. This is a good practice as it likely includes bug fixes and performance improvements.
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1-285: Overall, the dependency updates look appropriate.The changes in this file align with the PR objective of updating the cosmos-sdk x/tx module. The Go version update and the coordinated updates to the cosmos-sdk related dependencies are positive improvements. Please ensure to run the suggested verification steps to confirm compatibility and correctness of the referenced commits.
257-259: Replace directive updates look consistent.The replace directives for
cosmossdk.io/store,cosmossdk.io/x/tx, andgithub.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdkhave been updated to use the same commit hash (v0.0.0-20241014075949-ba8668a398fe). This suggests a coordinated update across these related dependencies.To ensure the referenced commit is correct and contains the expected changes, please run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the content of the referenced commit. for repo in "store" "x/tx" "cosmos-sdk"; do echo "Checking $repo:" git ls-remote https://github.com/crypto-org-chain/$repo.git ba8668a398fe donegomod2nix.toml (1)
63-65: Approved: Consistent module update with custom fork.The
cosmossdk.io/x/txmodule has been updated to the same version ascosmossdk.io/store, maintaining consistency. It's also using a custom fork from the same repository. This alignment is good for compatibility, but remember to keep the fork updated with upstream changes.#!/bin/bash # Verify the custom fork usage for x/tx module and compare its latest commit with store module gh repo view github.com/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/commits/main --jq '.[0].sha'
Signed-off-by: mmsqe <[email protected]>
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1-30: LGTM with a note on the release date.The changelog entry for v1.4.0-rc1 is well-structured and provides a clear overview of the changes. It includes important sections such as State Machine Breaking changes, Improvements, and Bug Fixes, which is helpful for users and developers.
The release date is set to October 14, 2024, which is in the future. While this might be intentional for a release candidate, it's worth confirming if this is the intended date or if it should be adjusted to the actual release date.
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166-1000: LGTM - Extensive version history with detailed changelogs.The changelog entries from v1.1.0-rc5 down to v0.5.1 provide a comprehensive history of the project's evolution over time.
The level of detail in these changelogs is commendable, including links to relevant GitHub issues and pull requests. This aids in traceability and allows users to dive deeper into specific changes if needed.
There's an interesting transition in the dates from future dates (e.g., February 28, 2024) to past dates (e.g., August 16, 2021). This could be due to the file's history or how it was compiled. It might be worth reviewing and standardizing the date format or ensuring all dates are correctly set relative to their actual release times.
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32-67: LGTM - Significant changes noted.The changelog entry for v1.4.0-rc0 is comprehensive and well-organized. It clearly outlines important changes across State Machine Breaking, Improvements, and Bug Fixes categories.
The changes listed in this version are substantial, including upgrades to major dependencies like SDK, IBC, and Ethermint. Users and developers should pay close attention to these changes, especially the state machine breaking ones, as they may require updates to their applications or infrastructure.
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69-95: LGTM - Notable addition of end-to-end encryption module.The changelog entries for v1.3.0-rc2 and v1.3.0-rc1 are well-documented and provide clear information about the changes in each release candidate.
It's worth highlighting the addition of the end-to-end encryption module in v1.3.0-rc1, which is a State Machine Breaking change. This is a significant feature that could have important implications for security and privacy in the system. Users and developers should be aware of this addition and its potential impacts on their applications.
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97-164: LGTM - Consistent documentation across multiple versions.The changelog entries from v1.2.2 down to v1.2.0-rc0 are well-documented and provide a clear history of changes across multiple versions.
It's commendable to see consistent and detailed documentation for each version, including minor releases. This level of detail helps users and developers understand the evolution of the software and any potential impacts on their systems. Pay particular attention to the State Machine Breaking changes in v1.2.0-rc0, as these may require action from users during upgrades.
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1-669: Summary: Significant use of custom forks for core dependenciesThis update involves several critical changes to core dependencies, notably:
- Custom forks are used for
cosmossdk.io/store,cosmossdk.io/x/tx, the entire Cosmos SDK, and go-ethereum.- These forks are based on recent commits but may diverge from their upstream repositories.
While using custom forks allows for project-specific modifications, it also introduces several challenges:
- Increased maintenance burden to keep forks up-to-date with upstream changes.
- Potential compatibility issues with the broader Cosmos and Ethereum ecosystems.
- Risk of missing important updates or security fixes from the main repositories.
Recommendations:
- Maintain comprehensive documentation of all custom changes in these forks.
- Establish a regular schedule to sync custom forks with their upstream repositories.
- Consider contributing non-project-specific improvements back to the main repositories.
- Regularly assess whether custom forks are still necessary or if the project can migrate back to the main repositories.
To help manage these custom forks, consider implementing a automated fork synchronization and diff generation system. This could involve:
- Regular scheduled jobs to attempt merging upstream changes into your forks.
- Automated diff generation to highlight divergences between your forks and upstream.
- Alerts for the development team when significant upstream changes occur that may need manual intervention.
Would you like assistance in designing such a system?
⚠️ Custom go-ethereum Fork is OutdatedThe project is using a custom fork of
go-ethereum(github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-ethereum) with the latest commit from October 2021. In contrast, the official repository has a recent release (v1.14.11) as of October 1, 2024. This significant lag may introduce security vulnerabilities and compatibility issues.Recommendations:
- Assess Necessity: Determine if the custom fork's modifications are still essential.
- Update Strategy: If required, establish a plan to regularly update the fork with upstream changes.
- Consider Official Repository: Evaluate the feasibility of migrating back to the official
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274-276: Custom fork of go-ethereum in useThe project is using a custom fork of
go-ethereum(github.com/crypto-org-chain/go-ethereum) based on version 1.10.20 with additional changes. This is a significant dependency that affects Ethereum compatibility. Please ensure:
- The custom changes in the fork are well-documented and necessary for the project.
- There's a plan to keep this fork updated with upstream changes from the official go-ethereum repository.
- The implications of using an older version (1.10.20) as a base are understood and accepted.
- Any Ethereum compatibility features or fixes added after 1.10.20 are manually incorporated if needed.
To assess the current state of the custom go-ethereum fork, run:
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#!/bin/bash # Check the latest commit of the custom fork gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/go-ethereum/commits/main --jq '.sha' # Get a summary of recent changes gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/go-ethereum/commits --jq '.[0,1,2] | {message: .commit.message, date: .commit.author.date}' # Compare with the official go-ethereum repository gh api repos/ethereum/go-ethereum/releases/latest --jq '{tag_name: .tag_name, published_at: .published_at}'Length of output: 1744
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176-178: Major update: Custom fork of entire Cosmos SDKThe
github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdkmodule has been updated to a more recent version, with a changed hash indicating significant modifications. Importantly, this update uses a custom fork (github.com/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk) for the entire Cosmos SDK. This is a critical change that requires careful consideration:
- Ensure all custom changes in the fork are thoroughly reviewed and documented.
- Verify that the custom fork maintains compatibility with other Cosmos ecosystem projects.
- Establish a clear strategy for keeping the fork up-to-date with upstream changes.
- Consider the long-term maintenance implications of diverging from the main Cosmos SDK.
To assess the current state and recent changes of the custom fork, run:
#!/bin/bash # Compare the version in gomod2nix.toml with the latest commit gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/commits/main --jq '.sha' grep -A 2 'github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk' gomod2nix.toml # Get a summary of recent changes gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/commits --jq '.[0,1,2] | {message: .commit.message, date: .commit.author.date}' # Check for open pull requests that might affect the custom fork gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/pulls --jq '.[] | {title: .title, url: .html_url, updated_at: .updated_at}' | head -n 15
50-52: Custom fork update forcosmossdk.io/storeThe
cosmossdk.io/storemodule has been updated to a more recent version. Note that this module is using a custom fork (github.com/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/store) instead of the official repository. Ensure that this fork is maintained and kept up-to-date with the upstream changes.To verify the custom fork's status, run:
#!/bin/bash # Check the latest commit of the custom fork gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/commits/main --jq '.sha' # Compare with the version in gomod2nix.toml grep -A 2 'cosmossdk.io/store' gomod2nix.toml
63-65: Significant update forcosmossdk.io/x/txThe
cosmossdk.io/x/txmodule has been updated to a more recent version, and the hash has changed, indicating significant modifications. This module is using a custom fork (github.com/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/x/tx). Please ensure:
- The changes in the custom fork are reviewed and align with the project requirements.
- The custom fork is kept up-to-date with the upstream changes.
- Any breaking changes are properly addressed in the project.
To verify the changes and status of the custom fork, run:
#!/bin/bash # Check the latest commit and compare with the version in gomod2nix.toml gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/commits/main --jq '.sha' grep -A 2 'cosmossdk.io/x/tx' gomod2nix.toml # Get a summary of recent changes gh api repos/crypto-org-chain/cosmos-sdk/commits --jq '.[0,1,2] | {message: .commit.message, date: .commit.author.date}'
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