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packages/address/src/create2ContractAddress.spec.ts (1)
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1-30: Consider updating related documentation.The changes to
EthjsAddressinstantiation in this file are consistent and appear to be part of a larger update to theEthjsAddressAPI. While the test logic remains intact, it might be beneficial to ensure that any related documentation or examples in the codebase are also updated to reflect this new instantiation method.packages/address/src/createContractAddress.spec.ts (1)
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1-37: Summary: Address creation updated successfully across test cases.The changes in this file consistently update the address creation method from using
EthjsAddress.fromStringtonew Address(hexToBytes(...)). These modifications align with the new import statements and maintain the original intent of the test cases. The core logic and expectations of the tests remain intact, ensuring that thecreateContractAddressfunction is still properly tested for both zero and non-zero nonces.To further improve the test file:
- Consider adding a test case for a larger nonce value to ensure correct behavior with multi-byte nonces.
- You might want to add a test case to verify that the created contract address is different for the same
fromaddress with different nonces.Would you like me to provide example implementations for these additional test cases?
packages/rlp/package.json (1)
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2-2: Consider updating the package versionThe package version is still set to 1.0.0-next.117, despite the significant dependency update.
Consider incrementing the package version to reflect this change, especially if the new alpha version of @ethereumjs/rlp introduces any breaking changes or new features that affect your package's behavior.
packages/tx/package.json (1)
66-71: Consider the impact of alpha releases on package stabilityBoth @ethereumjs/tx and @ethereumjs/common have been updated to alpha versions. This could potentially introduce instability to your package.
Consider the following:
- Is there a specific reason for adopting these alpha releases?
- Have you thoroughly tested your package with these new versions?
- Are you prepared to handle potential breaking changes in future updates?
- Consider adding a note in your package documentation about the use of alpha dependencies.
If these alpha releases are necessary for new features or bug fixes, ensure you have a plan to closely monitor and quickly respond to any issues that may arise from these dependencies.
packages/common/src/createCommon.js (2)
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62-76: LGTM: Updated implementation usingcreateCustomCommonThe function has been successfully updated to use
createCustomCommoninstead ofCommon.custom. This change aligns with the new import statement and likely reflects an API update in the@ethereumjs/commonpackage.A few observations:
- The core parameters remain similar, ensuring consistency with the previous implementation.
- Additional EIPs (1559, 4895, 4844, 4788) are now included by default in the
eipsarray.Consider updating the function's JSDoc comment to reflect the usage of
createCustomCommonand the default inclusion of additional EIPs.
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81-86: Consider optimizing thecopymethodThe
copymethod in the returned object still uses the originalcreateCommonfunction. For consistency and potential performance improvement, consider updating it to usecreateCustomCommondirectly.Here's a suggested optimization:
copy: () => { - const ethjsCommonCopy = ethjsCommon.copy() - const newCommon = createCommon({ loggingLevel, hardfork, eips, ...chain }) - newCommon.ethjsCommon = ethjsCommonCopy + const ethjsCommonCopy = createCustomCommon( + { + name: 'TevmCustom', + chainId: chain.id, + }, + { + hardfork: hardfork, + baseChain: 1, + eips: [...eips, 1559, 4895, 4844, 4788], + customCrypto: { + kzg: createMockKzg(), + ...customCrypto, + }, + }, + ) + const newCommon = { + ...chain, + ethjsCommon: ethjsCommonCopy, + copy: this.copy, + } return newCommon }This change would make the
copymethod more consistent with the main function implementation and potentially more efficient by avoiding an unnecessary call tocreateCommon.tevm/docs/common/interfaces/EvmStateManagerInterface.md (1)
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1-535: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe main changes in this file involve renaming
EvmStateManagerInterfacetoStateManagerInterfaceand updating theshallowCopymethod's return type accordingly. While these changes appear straightforward, they may have significant implications across the codebase. Here's a summary of the key points and recommendations:
The interface has been renamed, but the file name remains unchanged. Consider updating the file name to match the new interface name for consistency.
The interface now extends
StateManagerInterfaceinstead of itself, which might indicate a restructuring of the interface hierarchy. Ensure this change aligns with the intended design.The
shallowCopymethod's return type has been updated to reflect the new interface name. Verify that this change doesn't introduce any breaking changes in the codebase.Run the provided verification scripts to identify areas in the codebase that might need updates due to these changes.
Update all references to this interface throughout the codebase, including import statements, implementations, and documentation.
Review and update any unit tests that might be affected by these changes.
Consider adding a deprecation notice or migration guide if this is a breaking change that affects external users of the library.
Given the scope of these changes, it might be beneficial to:
- Document the rationale behind this renaming in the PR description or in a separate design document.
- Consider using TypeScript's
--strictmode (if not already in use) to catch any type-related issues that might arise from this change.- If this is part of a larger refactoring effort, consider creating a migration guide for users of the library.
tevm/docs/state/interfaces/StateManager.md (1)
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1-682: Summary: Consistent update of StateManager interfaceThe changes in this file consistently update the
StateManagerinterface to extendStateManagerInterfaceinstead ofEvmStateManagerInterface. This includes updating the interface extension, property inheritances, method inheritances, and return types. These changes appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort in the state management system.To ensure the completeness of this refactoring:
- Update any related documentation that might still reference
EvmStateManagerInterface.- Review and update any implementations of
StateManagerto ensure they comply with the newStateManagerInterface.- Consider adding a brief comment in the interface documentation explaining the reason for this change, which could help other developers understand the evolution of the state management system.
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- extensions/viem/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/address/src/create2ContractAddress.spec.ts (2 hunks)
- packages/address/src/createContractAddress.spec.ts (2 hunks)
- packages/blockchain/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/common/docs/globals.md (1 hunks)
- packages/common/docs/interfaces/EvmStateManagerInterface.md (2 hunks)
- packages/common/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/common/src/createCommon.js (2 hunks)
- packages/common/src/index.ts (1 hunks)
- packages/errors/package.json (1 hunks)
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- packages/evm/docs/interfaces/InterpreterStep.md (1 hunks)
- packages/evm/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/rlp/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/state/docs/interfaces/StateManager.md (25 hunks)
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- packages/state/src/StateManager.ts (1 hunks)
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- packages/utils/src/index.ts (1 hunks)
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packages/utils/src/ethereumjs.js (2)
24-31: LGTM: Newzerosfunction implementation looks good.The new
zerosfunction is well-implemented and properly documented. It efficiently creates a Uint8Array of the specified length filled with zeros.
24-31: Verify the impact of replacing the importedzerosfunction.The local implementation of
zerosreplaces the previously imported function from '@ethereumjs/util'. While the implementation looks correct, we should verify that it maintains the same behavior as the original function across the codebase.Run the following script to check for any discrepancies in usage:
If these tests return results, we may need to review those occurrences to ensure compatibility with the new implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Impact of Replacing the
zerosFunction Verified Successfully
- All
zerosfunction calls across the codebase use a single numeric argument, maintaining expected behavior.- No remaining imports of
zerosfrom@ethereumjs/utilwere found.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/state/src/StateManager.ts (2)
6-6: Verify compatibility of the new StateManagerInterface.While the change from
EvmStateManagerInterfacetoStateManagerInterfacelooks straightforward, it's crucial to ensure that the new interface provides all the necessary methods and properties that were available in the previous interface.Please confirm that:
- All methods and properties previously defined in
EvmStateManagerInterfaceare present inStateManagerInterface.- Any code that relied on
EvmStateManagerInterfaceremains compatible withStateManagerInterface.Consider running thorough tests to catch any potential type mismatches or missing methods.
1-1: LGTM! Verify usage of new interface across the codebase.The change from
EvmStateManagerInterfacetoStateManagerInterfacelooks good. The import statement and interface extension are correctly updated.To ensure a smooth transition, let's verify that there are no remaining references to
EvmStateManagerInterfacein the codebase:Also applies to: 6-6
✅ Verification successful
Verification Successful: No remaining references to
EvmStateManagerInterfaceThe usage of
StateManagerInterfacehas been confirmed across the codebase, and there are no lingering references to the deprecatedEvmStateManagerInterface.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/address/src/create2ContractAddress.spec.ts (1)
24-24: LGTM! Consistent with previous change.This update to the
EthjsAddressinstantiation is consistent with the change in the first test case. It maintains uniformity in the codebase.packages/address/src/createContractAddress.spec.ts (2)
1-9: LGTM: Import changes and unchanged parts are correct.The changes to the import statements, specifically removing
EthjsAddressand addinghexToBytesfrom 'viem', are consistent with the updates in address creation. The rest of the file structure and unchanged parts remain correct.Also applies to: 11-20, 22-37
21-21: LGTM: Address creation updated consistently.The
fromaddress creation in this test case has been updated in the same manner as the previous test, usingnew Address(hexToBytes(...)). This change maintains consistency across the test file and aligns with the new address creation pattern.packages/rlp/package.json (1)
66-66:⚠️ Potential issueCaution: Upgrading to an alpha version of @ethereumjs/rlp
The dependency on @ethereumjs/rlp has been updated from ^5.0.2 to 6.0.0-alpha.1. This is a significant change from a stable version to an alpha release, which may introduce breaking changes or unstable features.
Please ensure that:
- This upgrade is intentional and necessary.
- The changes in the alpha version are compatible with your codebase.
- You have thoroughly tested the integration with this new version.
Consider adding a comment in the PR description explaining the rationale behind this upgrade and confirming that it has been tested.
To verify the impact of this change, you can run the following script:
packages/common/package.json (1)
66-66: Significant upgrade to @ethereumjs/common alpha versionThe upgrade from
"@ethereumjs/common": "^4.4.0"to"@ethereumjs/common": "5.0.0-alpha.1"is a substantial change that aligns with the PR's objective to upgrade to ethereumjs alpha.1. However, this introduces some considerations:
- Alpha versions may contain breaking changes and unstable features. Ensure thorough testing of all functionalities that depend on @ethereumjs/common.
- Document any breaking changes or new features introduced by this upgrade in your PR description or relevant documentation.
- Consider adding a comment in the package.json file explaining the reason for using this specific alpha version.
To ensure consistency across the monorepo, let's check if other packages have been similarly updated:
This will help verify if the upgrade has been consistently applied across the monorepo.
✅ Verification successful
Upgrade Consistent Across Monorepo
Verified that the
@ethereumjs/commondependency has been consistently updated to"5.0.0-alpha.1"in bothpackages/tx/package.jsonandpackages/common/package.json. No further instances of this dependency were found, ensuring consistency across the monorepo.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/utils/package.json (2)
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1-3: Version update looks good.The version has been correctly incremented to 1.0.0-next.118, following semantic versioning principles and indicating a pre-release version.
66-67: Caution: Upgrading to alpha versions of dependencies.The updates to @ethereumjs/evm (4.0.0-alpha.1) and @ethereumjs/util (10.0.0-alpha.1) are significant changes:
- Both are alpha releases, which may introduce instability or breaking changes.
- The major version increments suggest breaking changes in both libraries.
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packages/evm/package.json (1)
66-66: Caution: Major update to @ethereumjs/evm to an alpha versionThe dependency on @ethereumjs/evm has been updated from ^3.1.1 to 4.0.0-alpha.1. This is a significant change that warrants careful consideration:
- Alpha versions are typically not stable and may contain breaking changes or bugs.
- This update may require modifications to the codebase to accommodate any API changes.
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packages/tx/package.json (1)
71-71: Caution: Major version upgrade to alpha release for @ethereumjs/commonThe devDependency @ethereumjs/common has been updated from ^4.4.0 to 5.0.0-alpha.1. This is a significant version jump and a move to an alpha release.
Please ensure that:
- The new version is compatible with your development environment.
- You've reviewed the changelog for any breaking changes.
- You're aware of the potential instability of an alpha release.
packages/evm/docs/interfaces/InterpreterStep.md (1)
139-139: LGTM. Verify impact and update related docs if needed.The change from
EVMStateManagerInterfacetoStateManagerInterfacelooks good and aligns with the PR objective. However, please ensure the following:
- Verify that all other parts of the codebase that use the
InterpreterStepinterface have been updated accordingly.- Update any related documentation or comments that might still reference the old
EVMStateManagerInterface.To help verify the impact of this change, you can run the following script:
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Verified. No remaining references to
EVMStateManagerInterfacewere found. The usages ofInterpreterStepare consistent with the newStateManagerInterface.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/state/package.json (2)
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2-2: Consider updating the package versionThe package version remains at 1.0.0-next.124 despite the significant dependency update.
Please confirm if the package version should be incremented. Typically, updating to a new major version of a dependency (even if it's an alpha) would warrant at least a minor version bump.
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66-66:⚠️ Potential issueVerify compatibility with the alpha version of @ethereumjs/statemanager
The dependency @ethereumjs/statemanager has been updated from ^2.4.0 to 3.0.0-alpha.1. This is a significant change as it moves to an alpha version of a major release.
Please ensure that:
- The new version is compatible with the current codebase.
- Any breaking changes in the alpha version have been addressed.
- The decision to use an alpha version in a production dependency has been carefully considered.
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@ethereumjs/statemanager Upgrade Verified
The dependency
@ethereumjs/statemanagerhas been successfully updated to version3.0.0-alpha.1and is actively utilized within the codebase. No deprecated or incompatible API usages were detected during the verification process.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/utils/src/index.ts (1)
118-118: Approve the type export renaming with backward compatibility.The change from
JsonRpcWithdrawaltoJSONRPCWithdrawal as JsonRpcWithdrawalis a good practice. It standardizes the JSON acronym to all uppercase while maintaining backward compatibility through the alias. This approach ensures that existing code usingJsonRpcWithdrawalwill continue to work without breaking changes.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any inconsistencies, let's verify the usage of both
JSONRPCWithdrawalandJsonRpcWithdrawalin the codebase:This will help us identify if there are any places where the old naming is still in use and might need updating.
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shallowCopyReturn Type Change SafeThe
shallowCopymethod's return type has been successfully updated toStateManagerInterface. The search results indicate no existing code references or type assertions usingEvmStateManagerInterface, ensuring that this modification does not introduce any breaking changes to the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/state/docs/interfaces/StateManager.md (7)
67-67: LGTM: VerifyoriginalStorageCacheproperty definitionThe
originalStorageCacheproperty is now correctly inherited fromStateManagerInterface. This change is consistent with the updated interface extension.To ensure the property definition remains consistent:
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105-105: LGTM: Verify method signatures and behaviorsMultiple methods are now correctly inherited from
StateManagerInterface. This change is consistent with the updated interface extension.To ensure all method signatures and behaviors remain consistent:
#!/bin/bash # Compare method signatures in StateManagerInterface and EVMStateManagerInterface methods=( "checkChunkWitnessPresent" "checkpoint" "clearContractStorage" "commit" "deleteAccount" "dumpStorage" "dumpStorageRange" "generateCanonicalGenesis" "getAccount" "getAppliedKey" "getContractCode" "getContractCodeSize" "getContractStorage" "getProof" "getStateRoot" "hasStateRoot" "modifyAccountFields" "putAccount" "putContractCode" "putContractStorage" "revert" "setStateRoot" ) for method in "${methods[@]}"; do echo "Comparing $method:" echo "StateManagerInterface:" rg --type typescript "interface StateManagerInterface" -A 50 | rg "$method" echo "EVMStateManagerInterface:" rg --type typescript "interface EVMStateManagerInterface" -A 50 | rg "$method" echo "---" donePlease review the results to confirm that all method signatures and behaviors remain unchanged.
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1-678: Comprehensive verification needed forStateManagerinterface changesThe
StateManagerinterface has undergone significant changes, transitioning from extendingEVMStateManagerInterfacetoStateManagerInterface. While the changes appear consistent, a comprehensive verification is necessary to ensure no breaking changes or inconsistencies are introduced.To ensure the integrity of the codebase:
- Verify all usages of
StateManagerandEVMStateManagerInterface:#!/bin/bash echo "Searching for StateManager usage:" rg --type typescript "StateManager" echo "Searching for EVMStateManagerInterface usage:" rg --type typescript "EVMStateManagerInterface"
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EVMStateManagerInterfacethat should be updated:#!/bin/bash echo "Checking for remaining EVMStateManagerInterface references:" rg --type typescript "EVMStateManagerInterface"
- Verify that all tests related to
StateManagerstill pass:#!/bin/bash echo "Running tests related to StateManager:" npm test -- -t "StateManager"Please review the results of these checks and ensure that all necessary updates have been made throughout the codebase. Consider updating documentation and migration guides if this change affects public APIs.
11-11: Verify compatibility with the newStateManagerInterfaceThe
StateManagerinterface now extendsStateManagerInterfaceinstead ofEVMStateManagerInterface. This change might have a significant impact on the codebase.To ensure this change doesn't introduce breaking changes or inconsistencies:
Please review the results to ensure all relevant code has been updated to use
StateManagerInterface.✅ Verification successful
StateManagerInterface replacement verified
The
StateManagerInterfacehas been correctly updated and there are no remaining references toEVMStateManagerInterfacein the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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666-666: LGTM: Verify impact ofshallowCopyreturn type changeThe
shallowCopymethod now correctly returnsStateManagerInterfaceinstead ofEVMStateManagerInterface. This change is consistent with the updated interface extension.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact dependent code:
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The update to the EthjsAddress instantiation looks good. It uses the constructor directly with hexToBytes, which is a more straightforward approach.
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The @ethereumjs/evm dependency has been updated from ^3.1.1 to 4.0.0-alpha.1. This is a major version jump to an alpha release, which aligns with the PR objective but introduces some considerations:
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